Nonia Celsa

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Nonia Celsa was the little-known wife of the Roman emperor Macrinus, associated with the Severan period of the early 3rd century CE.

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Nonia Celsa canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Roman woman
historical figure
associatedWith Diadumenian
Macrinus
Severan period
linked to: Severan dynasty
child Diadumenian
countryOfCitizenship Roman Empire
culture Ancient Rome
linked to: Roman Antiquity
era Imperial Rome
linked to: Roman Empire
floruit 3rd century CE
gender female
historicity disputed
knownFor being the wife of the Roman emperor Macrinus
languageOfName Latin
marriedTo Macrinus
notableCharacteristic very poorly attested in the sources
positionHeld Roman empress (disputed/uncertain)
relative Diadumenian
source Historia Augusta (unreliable)
linked to: Historia Augusta
spouse Macrinus
spouseOccupation Roman emperor
spouseReignEnd 218 CE
spouseReignStart 217 CE
timePeriod Severan dynasty
early 3rd century CE

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Macrinus spouse Nonia Celsa
Diadumenian mother Nonia Celsa