- (prodigia).
Prosecutions for
incestum involving a
Vestal often coincide with
political unrest, and some
charges of
incestum seem
politically motivated;...
-
punished with whipping.
Vestals who lost
their chastity were
guilty of
incestum, and were
sentenced to
living burial, a
bloodless death that must seem...
- (Forgetfulness),
Socordia (Sloth),
Timor (Fear),
Superbia (Arrogance),
Incestum (Incest),
Pugna (Fighting), Oce**** (Ocean), Themis, Tartarus, Pontus,...
-
vestal virgin (Latin:
sacerdos vestalis) of Rome
accused of the
crime of
incestum in 420 BC and
acquitted of the crime.
Other than Postumia's trial, little...
-
Pontifex Maximus. A
Vestal who
broke her vow of
chastity could be
tried for
incestum and if
found guilty,
buried alive in the
Campus Sceleris ('Field of Wickedness')...
-
Vestal Virgins,
defied this
convention and was
consequently accused of
incestum. The
consensus was that
women who used
cosmetics in
excess were immoral...
- his soldiers, and
destroying Lucullus' marriage; he
charged Clodius with
incestum, a
capital crime. The
prosecution was
undertaken by
three of the Cornelii...
-
December 114 BC, the
vestals Aemilia,
Marcia and
Licinia were
tried for
incestum. Reportedly,
Aemilia had
initially been
seduced by
Lucius Veturius. After...
- Hypsaeus,
consul in 125 BCE who, in 73 BCE,
prosecuted Marcus Cr****us for
incestum with a
Vestal Virgin.
Hypsaeus was
Quaestor in
around 60 BCE
under Gnaeus...
-
public morals included ****ual
offenses such as
adultery and
illicit **** (
incestum) with a Vestal, and
several men from both the
senatorial and equestrian...
