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**Julia**
	daughter of Julius Caesar and Cornelia Júlia en el Promptuarii Iconum Insigniorum. La inscripció diu: "Julia Caesaris; filla de Cèsar; esposa de Pompeu."
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Name in native language	Iulia;
Date of birth	c. 73 BC; Rome
Date of death	August 54 BC, 54 BC; unknown value
Manner of death	childbirth;
Cause of death	puerperal disorders;
Place of burial	Campus Martius;
Country of citizenship	Ancient Rome;
Family	Julii Caesares;
Father	Julius Caesar;
Mother	Cornelia;
Sibling	Caesarion (2, younger paternal half-brother);
Child	Pompeia;
Spouse	Pompey (59 BC – 54 BC);
Relative	Augustus (second nephew, adoptive brother);
Unmarried partner	Servilius Caepio;
Present in work	The Divine Comedy (4);
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English: Julia Caesaris was the daughter of Gaius Julius Caesar the dictator, by his first wife, Cornelia Cinna, and his only child in marriage. Julia became the fourth wife of Pompey the Great and was renowned for her beauty and virtue.
Italiano: Giulia (76–54 a.C.) è stata una donna romana, unica figlia di Gaio Giulio Cesare e della sua prima moglie Cornelia Cinna minore. Rimase orfana della madre, morta nel 69 o 68 a.C., e fu educata dalla nonna Aurelia Cotta, madre di Cesare. Cesare la diede in sposa nel 59 a.C. a Gneo Pompeo Magno. Morì di parto ancora molto giovane nel 54 a.C. insieme al figlio che doveva dare alla luce.

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