Italy / Holland: 'Terentia Albia, mother of Otho, Emperor of Rome' (1st century), line engraving...

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Italy / Holland: 'Terentia Albia, mother of Otho, Emperor of Rome' (1st century), line engraving by Aegidus Sadeler, after Titian, 17th Century

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Sadeler or Saedeler, Aegidius (1570-1629) / Flemish

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C17th AD

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Born to a noble and ancient Etruscan lineage, Otho was one of the young nobles of Nero's court, said to be overly extravagant and reckless. His close friendship with Nero crumbled when his wife began an affair with the emperor and eventually divorced Otho, having Nero send Otho away to govern the distant province of Lusitania, where he would remain for ten years. Otho followed Galba in his revolt against Nero, but his own personal ambitions led him to betray and overthrow Emperor Galba, purchasing the services of the Praetorian Guard and killing Galba. Otho was declared emperor, but his reign would be even briefer than Galba's. Inheriting a revolution from Galba, Otho was forced to war against rival claimant to the throne Vitellius. After some of his army was defeated by the Vitellians, Otho decided to commit suicide rather than cause more deaths, even though he still had a substantial force willing to fight for him. He was only emperor for three months, and was the second emperor during the tumultuous Year of the Four Emperors.

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