A.K.A. the wife Octavion "stole" while pregnant with another man's child
 

• Livia was a fine young woman married to Tiberius Claudius Nero; she was six months pregnant with their second son when she was divorced in order to marry Octavion. While certain people seemed shocked at this sudden change, no one raised too much of an outcry over it (OCD 876).
• "Although she had no further children [by Augustus], she retained Augustus' respect and confidence throughout his life. As consort of the princeps, she became an effective model of old fashioned propriety, her beauty, dignity, intelligence and tact fitting her for her high position. She played a role in the Augustan system which was unusually formal and conspicuous for a woman..." (OCD 876)
• Augustus' last words were apparently to his wife; his will made her part of the Julio-Claudian line, and thus a mater familias of sorts. After her husband's death, Livia became one of the leading figures in Augustus' cult following. She must have done something to impress the Romans; she was later deified (OCD 876).