The Palace and Park by Phillips, Forbes, Latham, Owen, Scharf, and Shenton

[Died probably A.D. 137.] Wife of the Emperor Hadrian, and grandniece of Trajan. Ill treated by her husband, by whom, it is said, she was poisoned. Others assert that in despair she put an end to her life. She was deified after her decease. [From the original in alabaster in the Capitoline Museum, at Rome.] COURT OF THE ROMAN LADIES. (_Numbers commencing on the right._)