Aspasia Annia Regilla

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Aspasia Annia Regilla was a wealthy and influential Roman noblewoman of the 2nd century CE, known for her prominent social status, benefactions, and her controversial death while married to the sophist Herodes Atticus.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 2nd-century Roman woman
Roman noblewoman
aristocrat
benefactor
associatedWith Second Sophistic NERFINISHED
elite culture of Roman Greece
benefactionLocation Athens NERFINISHED
Greece NERFINISHED
Olympia NERFINISHED
builtOrEndowed Nymphaeum at Olympia NERFINISHED
burialOrMemorialSite sanctuary at Marathon (associated with Herodes Atticus’ estate) NERFINISHED
childrenWith Herodes Atticus NERFINISHED
citizenship Roman Empire
commemoratedBy Herodes Atticus NERFINISHED
inscriptions
statues
deathCause violent death during pregnancy
deathCircumstances alleged beating by a freedman of Herodes Atticus
era reign of Antoninus Pius
reign of Marcus Aurelius
ethnicOrigin Roman
familyConnection Herodes Atticus NERFINISHED
floruit 2nd century CE
gender female
honorificTitle Regilla NERFINISHED
knownFor benefactions
controversial death
marriage to Herodes Atticus
public building projects
language Greek
Latin
legalOutcome Herodes Atticus acquitted
legalProceeding Herodes Atticus tried in Rome in connection with her death NERFINISHED
maritalStatus married
nobleFamily Annii Regilli NERFINISHED
notableTrait high-level connections in Roman imperial society
large personal fortune
occupation philanthropist
priestess
religiousRole priestess in the sanctuary at Olympia
priestess of Demeter
socialStatus influential
senatorial rank
wealthy
spouse Herodes Atticus NERFINISHED

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Herodes Atticus spouse Aspasia Annia Regilla