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Bust of Fulvia Plautilla – wife of Caracalla

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10 June 2019
Marble head of an old woman
Bust of Fulvia Plautilla - wife of Caracalla

Roman marble bust of Fulvia Plautilla, the wife of the emperor Caracalla. The marriage was unhappy, and never consumed according to Cassius Dio.

Once her father – Plautianus – was accused of plotting and killed; Plautilla was abandoned and banished. After 212 CE she was killed on order of Caracalla.

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