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Calpurnia

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Calpurnia (lived 1st century BC)

Roman third wife of Julius Caesar (married 59 BC), daughter of Lucius Calpurnius Piso (consul 58 BC). Calpurnia tried to dissuade Caesar from attending the Senate on the day he was assassinated; after his murder she transferred his money and papers to Mark Antony.
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