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31 CE Scandal: Antonia Minor Foils Sejanus' Attack on Tiberius!

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Quotius Factius By Quotius Factius.
- a long, long time ago.

Breaking news, Senators and Plebeians! Today, we unravel the most shocking, jaw-dropping scandal of the year! The trusty Antonia Minor, our dear Emperor Tiberius' very own niece, has foiled a sinister plot against him! The culprit? None other than that smooth operator, Sejanus. Yes, you read that right! The same Sejanus who sips wine with our emperor every weekend.

The Snake in the Grass

Who could've imagined, our own Praetorian Prefect had been sharpening his knives behind the emperor's back? This isn't your typical dinner-table backstabbing of ‘he said, she said,’ no! We're talking about a planned coup against the Tiberius, the guardian of our great empire!

But fear not, fellow Romans. Our eagle-eyed Antonia Minor, the unsung heroine, has swooped down to save the day!

Antonia Minor: The Empire's Watchful Eye

For the Honor of the Empire!

Let's give it up for our brave Antonia Minor. While most noblewomen are busy choosing between wine and watered-down wine, she's out here saving the empire. Interestingly, our sources (read: chatty slaves) reveal that Antonia uncovered the plot through a letter she intercepted. Talk about ancient Roman spy vibes!

Sejanus: From Prefect to Pariah

Remember when Sejanus was the golden boy of Rome, picking up laurels left, right, and center? Well, turns out, all that glitters isn't gold—it's just a toga! With this scandal, Sejanus' reputation has dropped faster than the sight of a Gaul in a Roman bathhouse!

What's next for Sejanus, you ask? Probably a one-way trip to the executioner's block. So much for his dreams of sitting on the throne and having his face on a few coins. Talk about a fall from grace!

The Aftermath: All's Well that Ends Well?

As we wait for Tiberius' official word, let's not forget who the real heroes are. Not the ones wearing laurels and togas, but the women in the shadows. The Antonia Minors of our empire, who, while not center stage, are still saving the day.

In the end, this scandal has reminded us of one essential truth—never underestimate the power of a Roman woman with a sharp mind and a sharper intuition. It seems, after all, that the old saying holds true: behind every great man, there's a woman rolling her eyes and saving the empire.

Till next time, Rome! Keep your friends close, and your Antonia Minors closer. It's a wild world out there, so remember to stay tuned for the latest and greatest in Roman news.

Vale!

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