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	Poppaea Sabina - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Poppaea Sabina (died 65) was the second wife of the Roman Emperor Nero.
		Her mother, also called Poppaea Sabina, was a distinguished woman, whom the ancient sources describe as a wealthy beauty and a woman of distinction.
		The father of the elder Sabina was Gaius Poppaeus Sabinus, who was consul of A.D. In Tiberius’ reign, he received a miliary triumph, for ending a revolt in Thrace in A.D. From A.D. 15 until his death, he served as Imperial Governor of Greece and in other provinces.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Poppea_Sabina (635 words)

	Otho - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		This friendship was brought to an end in 58 because of a woman.
		Poppea Sabina had been taken from her husband by Nero, in order to make her his mistress.
		Decency required her to be married and so the emperor gave her to his favourite Otho, convinced that there would come no trouble from this husband.
	www.encyclopedia-online.info /Otho (1298 words)

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	OD Board - Emporor Nero was a Jew (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		She was Poppea Sabina whom some historians believe was Jewish, others that she was just very sympathetic to them.
		Poppea Sabina was not a Jew, merely a 'convert ' (if even that).
		She was Poppea Sabina whom some historians believe was Jewish...
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	Nero (International Standard Bible Encyclopedia) :: Bible Tools
		The former had a wife as ambitious as she was unprincipled, and endowed, according to Tacitus, with every gift of nature except an "honorable mind." Already divorced before marrying Otho, she was minded to employ Otho merely as a tool to enable her to become Nero's consort.
		With the appearance of Poppea Sabina, for such was her name, opens the second period of Nero's reign.
		Poppea was now empress, and the next year bore a daughter to Nero, but the child died when only three months old.
	bibletools.org /index.cfm/fuseaction/Def.show/RTD/ISBE/ID/6361 (4084 words)

	Encyclopedia: Otho
		This friendship was brought to an end in 58 because of a woman, Poppea Sabina.
		Otho introduced his beautiful wife to the Emperor upon the insistence of his wife, who then began an affair that would eventually be the death of her.
		Poppaea Poppaea Sabina (died 65) was the second wife of the Roman Emperor Nero.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Otho (2300 words)

	Valori di Napoli - Oplontis
		Il sito ove è stata ritrovata la villa di Poppea, (si ritiene infatti che questa villa, edificata nella metà del I sec.
		a.C. sia appartenuta a Poppea Sabina, seconda moglie dell’Imperatore Nerone), è uno dei più grandiosi e meglio conservati esempi di villa d’otium.
		In parte abbandonata all’epoca dell’eruzione, perché in attesa del completamento dei lavori cominciati a seguito del forte terremoto del 62, la villa per la ricchezza dei decori e la bellezza del panorama non aveva nulla da invidiare alle residenze imperiali di Baia, Capri o Sperlonga.
	www.medivia.it /shopping/videocassette/oplonti.html (105 words)

	NERONE IMPERATORE - CRONOLOGIA DAL 54 AL 68 D.C.
		Era, questa, Poppea Sabina, figlia della donna dello stesso nome, perita vittima dell' invidia e della gelosia di Messalina.
		Poppea era stata moglie del cavaliere Crispino Rufo; poi lo aveva lasciato per unirsi in matrimonio col ricchissimo Salvio Otone, compagno di orge dell'imperatore.
		Il popolo applaudì all'imperatore e manifestò il suo sdegno contro Poppea abbattendone la statua; ma la nuova imperatrice, per nulla atterrita, volle immediata vendetta: costrinse il marito a far cacciare e frustare coloro che abbattevano le statue di lei e fece mettere nuovamente sotto processo Ottavia.
	www.cronologia.com /storia/anno054a.htm (4022 words)

	The Hindu : Loss of an evil genius
		He was also influenced by Afranius Burrus, the Chief of the Praetorian Guard Nero was scared of mother Agrippina, and he gradually began to resent her interference.
		In the year 58, when he was 21, Nero was infatuated by Poppea Sabina, another man's wife.
		Poppea was good looking, and her husband, Marcus Otho,was a close companion of Nero.
	www.hinduonnet.com /thehindu/2000/04/08/stories/13081107.htm (505 words)

	villa di Poppea
		Le pareti delle stanze, inoltre, conservano le tracce di affreschi con scene di bagnanti, maschere, uccelli e cesti di fiori e frutta, tutto in un’ esplosione di fantasia, colori e lusso.
		Quale proprietaria della villa si è ipotizzata Poppea Sabina, seconda moglie di Nerone, in base a varie prove storiche: un'iscrizione dipinta su di un’anfora: (SE)CUNDO POPPEAE e cioè: a Secondo (liberto) di Poppea.
		Al contrario, Poppea, divenuta imperatrice svolge azione politica a favore degli Ebrei tanto che aderì all'idea monoteistica e fece pratiche religiose tali da meritare l'appellativo: "donna timorosa di Dio"'.
	www.edilbase.com /articolo.php?id=49 (746 words)

	ITALIA ANNO 57 D.C.
		Si è scritto molto sulle sue scorribande notturne (dai suoi biografi detrattori), ma visto il clima di palazzo e la sua età si può convenire che queste fughe erano una esigenza, una evasione da quella ambiguità che doveva circolare nella sua corte e soprattutto in quella parentale.
		Poppea non era di meno, in più era ritenuta una donna di una intelligenza vivace e versatile, inoltre aveva ereditato dalla madre un grande fascino sensuale.
		Allontanò il marito dandogli un lontano governatorato e iniziò a frequentare ogni sera Poppea, che però non poteva accontentarsi di essere soltanto l'amante dell'imperatore.
	www.cronologia.it /storia/anno057.htm (827 words)

	Sabina Popea
		Capítulo xcv: De Sabina Poppea, mujer de Nero, la qual fue primero mujer de un ciudadano y después por su excellente fermosura y delicadez fue mujer velada de Nero emperador.
		Sabina Poppea, romana, fue illustre mujer, fija de Tellio, hombre no de gran nobleza; y assí no tomó el nombre de él, mas de su avuelo de madre, llamado Poppeo Sabino, varón muy noble y triumphante y cónsul insigne.
		E dende començó Poppea de contender y fablar contra Agrippina, madre de Nero, diziendo algunas vezes que el Emperador no solamente no gozava del imperio mas ni ahun de la libertad, y que él era pupillo y governado por su tutriz.
	www.uv.es /~lemir/Textos/Mujeres/Boc/Sabina.html (761 words)

	Nero: An emperor loved by the people
		In June Nero repudiated Octavia to marry Poppea Sabina, wife of Oto.
		The Jewish community of Rome was protected by Poppea, the wife of Nero.
		In 65 Poppea Sabina probably died because of an illness during the pregnancy.
	www.maat.it /livello2-i/nerone-1-i.htm (3515 words)

	Poppaea Sabina - TheBestLinks.com - Poppea Sabina, Claudio Monteverdi, Nero, 65, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
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	www.thebestlinks.com /Poppea_Sabina.html (125 words)

	Encyclopedia: Poppea Sabina
		Updated 196 days 9 hours 10 minutes ago.
		Sabina was the daughter of Titus Ollius, a praetor in the reign of the Emperor Tiberius.
		Click for other authoritative sources for this topic (summarised at Factbites.com).
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Poppea-Sabina (573 words)

	Poppaea Sabina (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Her mother, an elder Poppaea Sabina was a distinguished woman, who the ancient sources describe as a wealthy beauty and a woman of distinction.
		The father of the elder Sabina was Gaius Poppaeus Sabinus.
		Poppaea Sabina had a stepfather called Publius Cornelius Lentulus Scipio.
	poppaea-sabina.encyc.dyndns.dk (487 words)

	Murder of Poppea (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		n 65 ac, Poppea Sabina, Nero's second wife, was awaiting the birth of her second child.
		It is said that one dat, for reasons which have not reached us, Nero flew into in a fit of rage and kicked her in the abdomen, so causing her death.Their love story had not only a tragic ending, but quite stormy beginning as well.
		It is certain that he loved Poppea gratly and was so overcome by her death that he had her deified together with their first child, Claudia, who was born in the year 63 and died at only a few months' age
	www.romeguide.it /domus_aureaeng/uccisione.htm (184 words)

	Historia
		En medio de sus correrías, el regordete Nerón se enamoró perdidamente de Poppea Sabina, una aristócrata que estaba muy casada pero no atada a su marido Salvius Otto, quien estaba tan prendado de su belleza que la vestía ostentosamente para que la admiraran aún más.
		Poppea se resistió a ser solamente una amante, y exigió que Nerón se divorciara de Octavia, cosa que no le convenía a Agripina.
		E igual que cualquier donjuan nica que confronta a su airada esposa, Poppea sencillamente recibió como respuesta una olímpica patada en el vientre, muriendo tanto ella como la criatura que esperaba.
	www.grupoese.com.ni /2000/bn/10/06/crrMM1006.htm (1282 words)

	127 (Romerske kejsare i marmor m.m.)
		statsärendena eller störtad genom Poppeas och de epikureiske gunstlingarnes ränker, är svårt att säga. Kejsaren tackade sin lärare för det stöd han givit honom på ungdomsårens slippriga väg och gav honom ett ömt farväl.
		För Poppea Sabina gällde det nu att undanröja det sista hindret för sin ärelystnads tillfredsställelse: Neros lika aktningsvärda som olyckliga maka Oktavia, och hon och hennes medbrottsling Tigellinus gjorde det med de skändligaste medel.
		Ett avbrott i orgien inträdde, då Poppea skänkte honom en dotter.
	www.runeberg.org /romerske/0127.html (219 words)

	Nerone : Un imperatore amato dal popolo
		A giugno Nerone ripudiò Ottavia per sposare Poppea Sabina, moglie di Otone.
		La comunità ebraica di Roma era protetta da Poppea, la moglie di Nerone.
		Nel 65 Poppea Sabina morì probabilmente per una malattia durante la gravidanza.
	digilander.libero.it /salustio/livello2/nerone-1.htm (3161 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		L’esposizione, che aprirà mercoledì 28 nei saloni dell’Antiquarium per l’Uomo e l’Ambiente di Boscoreale e resterà visitabile sino al 30 agosto, racconta la storia del ritrovamento di Oplontis e lo scavo della villa di Poppea dagli anni sessanta a oggi.
		Accanto alla villa di Poppea, poi, è stata intercettata un’altra costruzione, detta villa “B”, all’interno della quale s’è ritrovata una cassaforte unica per finiture e bellezze, oltre che per le combinazioni d’apertura che gli artigiani costruttori l’avevano dotata.
		La villa di Poppea, non è stata ancora completamente riportata alla luce perché si estende sotto l’area occupata dallo Spolettificio militare.
	www.culturalweb.it /dettaglio.asp?versione=Italiano&ID_Articolo=17523 (350 words)

	Soprintendenza archeologica di Pompei - POMPEI - Casa degli Amorini Dorati (VI,16,7)
		The name is due to the cherubs on gold laminate (at the Naples Museum) that decorated one room: graffiti reveal the owner to be Cn.
		Poppaeus Habitus, related to Poppea Sabina, Nero's second wife.
		AD) is organized around the peristyle with garden, onto which the rooms open.
	www2.pompeiisites.org /database/pompei/pompei2.nsf/pagine/CC4E3CEF625ED24CC1256ABF002A3F64?OpenDocument (198 words)

	05/15/97 - Renaissance 'Poppea' receives fresh spin on Waldron stage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Musical director Todd Hunt has assembled a small orchestra of "early" musicians who, sitting in full view of the audience and without a conductor, executed their role with good timing and discipline.
		Playing Poppea's nurse, Arnalta, as a drag queen, Rivera-Gonzales wielded voice and Lee press-on nails to the audible appreciation of the audience.
		Also notable were Mollie Dustin as the dominatrix-clad whip-wielding goddess Amore, Derrick Purvis as the Woodstock-esque stoic philosopher Seneca, and Christine Thompson as the fading beauty queen and ex-wife of Nerone, Ottavia.
	www.indiana.edu /~ids/archives/waldron.html (475 words)

	Travel Italy...Pompeii, Herculaneum, Oplonti, and Stabiae (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The origin of the name of Oplonti is not clear, although it can be surmised to derive from opulentia, referring to the sumptious villas found there.
		The most famous of these villas is Poppea, named for Nero's second wife, Poppea Sabina.
		The largest of the villas is the Villa of Oplontis, built in the first century B.C. and adorned with splendid paintings.
	www.italy-notebook.com /pompeii.html (573 words)

	ITALIA ANNO 62 D.C.
		A Roma non pochi parteggiavano per la povera sventurata che non aveva fatto mai nulla di condannabile, e tutti sapevano della tresca di Nerone con la bella Poppea.
		Temendo qualche tumulto, dopo pochi giorni convennero che era meglio eliminarla per sempre, così si mise in atto una sceneggiata con un liberto che davanti alla corte giurò di essere stato l'amante di Ottavia.
		Dopo 12 giorni Nerone sposò Poppea e gli conferì il titolo di Augusta.
	www.cronologia.it /storia/anno062.htm (605 words)

	NZDWFC: TSV4: Book Review: The Romans
		The book is refreshingly original in its narrative form - The Myth Makers was written with Homer recalling what happened years ago, and similarly, Doc Holliday recalls the past just before his death in The Gunfighters, though the narration is through one 'Ned Buntline' who interviews the aged gunfighter.
		As if these ideas weren't original enough, Cotton then goes even further: The Romans is a collection of 29 documents - extracts from the Doctor's diary, Ian's journal, Barbara's letters to Nero, Nero's scrapbook, Poppea Sabina's commonplace book, Locusta's autobiography, and Ascaris' letters to Locusta (his mother).
		All these are held together by the historian Tacitus, years after the event (again), under the reign of Hadrian (he of the wall).
	nzdwfc.tetrap.com /archive/tsv4/romans.html (431 words)

	The Scholars of Shen Zhou :: View topic - Biographies and Essays by SOSZ Members
		It was generally believed that this and Agrippina’s vigorous opposition to Nero marrying Poppea when she discovered of his plans that led Nero to decide to end her hold on him and the State.
		Seneca and Burrus were unable to accept a woman having supreme control of the state, and led Nero away from her, in such incidents as the Armenian Incident.
		With Acte and Poppea Sabina as mistresses, the death of Britannicus, Agrippina’s situation became desperate.
	www.the-scholars.com /viewtopic.php?t=3381 (10165 words)

	SUNELWEB (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Nel 53 sposò Ottavia, figlia di Claudio che poi ripudiò per sposare Poppea Sabina.
		Intanto Nerone divorziava da Ottavia facendola esiliare e poi giustiziare senza alcuna colpa e sposava Poppea, moglie del futuro imperatore Otone.
		Nel 64 Nerone debuttò a Neapolis come artista davanti ad un pubblico prevalentemente greco.
	www.sunelweb.net /modules/sections/index.php?op=viewarticle&artid=3045 (514 words)

	Poppea's Villa - Oplontis Photo Gallery by Peter Bardwell at pbase.com
		Just a few miles from Pompeii, Torre Annunziata is the site of Oplontis - where Nero's second wife, Sabina Poppea, is believed to have had a villa, that was adorned with fine examples of Pompeian Style II wall paintings.
		To see further pictures and a clickable plan or learn more, refer to a fine site about the Villa, prepared by Colin.J.Andrews M.A. which you can find at http://www.oplontis.1to1.org
		The villa is linked to Poppea (30-65AD), Nero's second wife, as one of the many amphorae found there bears the inscription 'Secundo Poppaeae'
	www.pbase.com /isolaverde/popea (268 words)

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