c. AD 120

Suet. Jul.

The Life of Julius Caesar

In the course of his sixteenth year he lost his father. In the next consulate, having previously been nominated priest of Jupiter, he broke his engagement with Cossutia, a lady of only equestrian rank, but very wealthy, who had been betrothed to him before he assumed the gown of manhood, and married Cornelia, daughter of that Cinna who was four times consul, by whom he presently had a daughter…Read now

Author: Suetonius
Chapters: 1-89
Translator: J. C. Rolfe

The Life of Julius Caesar

Suetonius

translated by J. C. Rolfe