File:Statua di Matidia minore - Sessa Aurunca.jpg

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Italiano: Sessa Aurunca - Statua di Matidia ritrovata nel teatro romano di Sessa A. (85 circa – 165 circa) è stata una donna romana della famiglia imperiale, figlia di Salonina Matidia, a sua volta figlia di Ulpia Marciana, sorella dell'imperatore Traiano, e forse di Lucio Vibio Sabino. Sua sorella Vibia Sabina sposò l'imperatore Adriano. A differenza delle sue parenti non ottenne il titolo di augusta e non venne divinizzata dopo la morte. Fu detta anche Matidia minore per distinguerla dalla madre.Si tenne lontana dalla vita politica e non si sposò[3]. Ebbe vaste proprietà nella zona di Minturno (dove le furono dedicate delle statue onorarie) e di Sessa Aurunca, dove fece costruire una biblioteca e l'acquedotto e finanziò la ricostruzione del teatro, nel quale si fece raffigurate al centro della scena in veste di Aura, circondata dagli altri membri della famiglia imperiale.
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