Pompeia

A Classical Dictionary · 1904 · p. 27
, a daughter of Sextus Pompey by Scribonia. She was promised to Mar cell us, as a means of procuring a reconciliation between her father and the triumvirs, but she married Scribonius Libo.――A daughter of Pompey the Great, Julius Cæsar’s third wife. She was accused of incontinence, because Clodius had introduced himself in women’s clothes into the room where she was celebrating the mysteries of Cybele. Cæsar repudiated her upon this accusation. Plutarch. ――The wife of Annæus Seneca, was the daughter of Pompeius Paul in us.――There was a portico at Rome, called Pompeia , much frequented by all orders of people. Ovid , Ars Am at or i a , li. 67 .— Martial , bk. 11 , ltr. 48 .
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