Flavia Domitilla (Vespasian’s wife) (died before AD 69)

Suetonius writes that she was at first the mistress of a Roman equestrian from Sabratha in Africa, and that her father, a modest quaestor’s clerk, won a court ruling that she was freeborn and a citizen. She bore Vespasian Titus, Domitian and a daughter, Domitilla. She died, like her daughter, before AD 69. She should not be confused with the Flavia Domitilla exiled to Pandateria in AD 95.