Everything about Vibia Sabina totally explained
Vibia Sabina (
c. 86-
136 or
137) was a Roman Empress, wife and third cousin to
Roman Emperor Hadrian. She was born about 86 to
Salonina Matidia, niece of Roman Emperor
Trajan and Lucius Vibius Sabinus, a man of consular rank. Sabina
along with her grandmother, mother, her sister
Matidia Minor and half sisters lived and were raised in the household of Trajan and his wife
Pompeia Plotina.
She married Hadrian in
100, at the Roman Empress
Pompeia Plotina's request, for Hadrian to succeed her great uncle, in
117. Sabina's mother was also fond of Hadrian and allowed him to marry her daughter.
They had no children and had an unhappy marriage. It seems that she once
aborted a child of theirs. Sabina was strong and independent and her beliefs in marriage didn't sit well with the Emperor. Sabina had an affair with one of Hadrian's slave boys. In
128, she was awarded with the title of
Augusta.
She died in 136 or 137, before her husband, of unknown causes. There are rumours that Hadrian poisoned her, however there isn't enough evidence to prove this.
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