Collage of images: bust of Cleopatra; 19th century illustration of Boudicca, 19th century sculpture of Veleda, 19th century print of Cartimandua

Statue of Livia as Ops, Busts of Julia Donna and Agrippina the Younger, 19th century painting of Hypatia

On #InternationalWomensDay we remember remarkable women of the #Roman world: #Cleopatra, #Boudicca, #Cartimandua, the Germanic seeress #Veleda, imperial figures like #Livia, #Agrippina the Younger & #JuliaDomna, & the philosopher #Hypatia of Alexandria.
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🤯 THE MATRIARCH'S COIN.

This certified Julia Domna Denarius (c. 1,805 years old) is the silver coin of the powerful Empress who founded the Severan Dynasty. A key relic of Imperial female power.

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🤯 THE COIN OF ROME'S POWERFUL EMPRESS.

This certified Julia Domna Denarius is the face of the Syrian-born woman who shaped Roman Imperial policy. A rare relic of intellect and female power.

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🤯 THE COIN OF ROME'S POWERFUL EMPRESS.

Julia Domna (AD 193–211) was born in Syria but wielded immense power in Rome. Her Silver Denarius is a relic of her influence and intellect in an empire of men.

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For Julia Domna's character design, it had been proposed that she take a certain majority influence of Syrian traditions that Romans during & at the end of her journey, so these have been my proposals for the Syrian empress #classicstudies #artshare #juliadomna #history #historicalart #romanhiatory