Arria
Arria ist der Name mehrerer adliger römischer Frauen:
Arria ist der Name mehrerer adliger römischer Frauen:
- Arria die Ältere († 42 n. Chr.), Gattin des Senators Caecina Paetus
- Arria die Jüngere, Gattin des Suffektkonsuls von 56 n. Chr., Publius Clodius Thrasea Paetus
- Arria Fadilla, Mutter des Kaisers Antoninus Pius
- Arria (Gattin des Marcus Nonius Macrinus), Gattin des Suffektkonsuls von 154, Marcus Nonius Macrinus, und Großmutter des Konsuls von 201, Marcus Nonius Arrius Mucianus
- Arria (Platonikerin), befreundet mit Galen und dem Kaiser Septimius Severus sowie dessen Sohn Caracalla, vielleicht identisch mit der Vorigen
Arria steht für:
Siehe auch:
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