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16 BC | Caesar’s Wayward Daughter

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The rapid rise of Caesar’s daughter, Julia Augusti Filia, finds the once-controlled child in a conflict of interest with her father.

EDIT: At approximately 45 seconds we made an error. Instead of “Treaty of Tarentum,” the scroll should read “Treaty of Misenum.” We apologize for the mistake.

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