Birthplace: Rome
Died: 0110 AD
Cornelia excelled in her intellectual pursuits, particularly in literature and writing, while also supporting the political ambitions of her sons, the Gracchi brothers. Her influence extended to the highest levels of Roman society, as demonstrated by her connection as the mother-in-law of Scipio Aemilianus. Cornelia’s professional life was characterized by her intellectual achievements and her pivotal role in shaping the political landscape through her sons’ careers.
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