Annia Faustina

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Annia Faustina was a Roman noblewoman of the Severan dynasty who briefly became empress as the wife of Emperor Elagabalus in the early 3rd century.

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Annia Faustina canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman empress
Roman noblewoman
member of the Severan dynasty
associatedWith Roman imperial court
Severan court
linked to: Severan dynasty
centuryOfActivity 3rd century
coinDepiction appears on Roman imperial coinage
countryOfCitizenship Roman Empire
dynasty Severan dynasty
era Severan era
linked to: Severan dynasty
gender female
historicalRole imperial consort during Elagabalus’ reign
knownFrom ancient literary sources
numismatic evidence
language Latin
maritalStatus married
marriageType political alliance
nobleFamily Faustina family
notableFor brief marriage to Emperor Elagabalus
placeOfBirth Roman Empire
positionHeld Roman empress consort
predecessorAsEmpress Aquilia Severa
reignAsEmpress circa 221
relative Faustina the Younger
Marcus Aurelius
religion Roman paganism
socialClass Roman aristocracy
spouse Annia Faustina
Elagabalus
successorAsEmpress Aquilia Severa
timePeriod Crisis of the Third Century (early phase)
title Augusta

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Elagabalus spouse Annia Faustina
Varius Avitus Bassianus spouse Annia Faustina
Elagabalus spouse Annia Faustina
subject linked to: Annia Faustina