Tullia

, a daughter of Servius Tullius king of Rome. She married Tarquin the Proud, after she had murdered her first husband Arunx, and consented to see Tullius a a inated, that Tarquin might be raised to the throne. It is said that she ordered her chariot to be driven over the body of her aged father, which had been thrown all mangled and bloody into one of the streets of Rome. She was afterwards banished from Rome with her husband. Ovid , Ibis , li. 363 .――Another daughter of Servius Tullius, who married Tarquin the Proud. She was murdered by her own husband, that ♦ he might marry her ambitious sister of the same name.――A daughter of Cicero. See: Tulliola .――A debauched woman. Juvenal , satire 6, li. 306 . ♦ ‘she’ replaced with ‘he’