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'''Octavia''' (Latin: ''Octavia Minor''; 69 BCE – 11 BCE) was the elder sister of [[Augustus|Octavian]], who rose to become the [[Roman Empire|Roman Emperor]] Augustus.
'''Octavia''' (Latin: ''Octavia Minor''; 69 BCE – 11 BCE) was the elder sister of [[Augustus|Octavian]], who rose to become the [[Roman Empire|Roman Emperor]] Augustus.


Prior to Octavian's ascension, the [[Rome|Roman]] general [[Marcus Antonius]] married Octavia in the midst of a {{Wiki|Crisis of the Roman Republic|civil war}}. Marcus did so in order to appease the senate in Rome in light of his relationship to Queen [[Cleopatra]] of [[Egypt]], who had previously been the lover of [[Gaius Julius Caesar]]. Eventually, Antony repudiated Octavia for Cleopatra, much to the dismay of the Roman elite.<ref name="DT">''[[Discovery Tour: Ancient Egypt]]'' – [[Discovery Tour: Ancient Egypt#Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt|Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt: "Cleopatra & Antony"]]</ref>
Prior to Octavian's ascension, the [[Rome|Roman]] general [[Marcus Antonius]] married Octavia in the midst of a {{Wiki|Crisis of the Roman Republic|civil war}}. Marcus did so in order to appease the {{Wiki|Roman Senate|Senate}} in Rome in light of his relationship to Queen [[Cleopatra]] of [[Egypt]], who had previously been the lover of [[Gaius Julius Caesar|Julius Caesar]]. Eventually, Antony repudiated Octavia for Cleopatra, much to the dismay of the Roman elite.<ref name="DT">''[[Discovery Tour: Ancient Egypt]]'' – [[Discovery Tour: Ancient Egypt#Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt|Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt: "Cleopatra & Antony"]]</ref>


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Octavia (Latin: Octavia Minor; 69 BCE – 11 BCE) was the elder sister of Octavian, who rose to become the Roman Emperor Augustus.

Prior to Octavian's ascension, the Roman general Marcus Antonius married Octavia in the midst of a civil war. Marcus did so in order to appease the Senate in Rome in light of his relationship to Queen Cleopatra of Egypt, who had previously been the lover of Julius Caesar. Eventually, Antony repudiated Octavia for Cleopatra, much to the dismay of the Roman elite.[1]

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