List of Augustae

{{Short description|Roman imperial honorific title given to empresses}}

{{lang|la|Augusta}} ({{IPA|la-x-classic|au̯ˈɡʊsta|lang|link=yes}}; plural {{Langx|la|Augustae|label=none}}; {{langx|el|αὐγούστα}}){{sfn|Kazhdan|1991|pp=694–695}} was a Roman imperial honorific title given to empresses and women of the imperial families. It was the feminine form of Augustus. In the third century, {{Langx|la|Augustae|label=none}} could also receive the titles of {{Langx|la|Mater Senatus|label=none}} ("Mother of the Senate"), {{Langx|la|Mater Castrorum|label=none}} ("Mother of the Camp"), and {{Langx|la|Mater Patriae|label=none}} ("Mother of the Fatherland").{{Citation needed|date=July 2024}}

{{Clarify span|The title implied the greatest prestige.|date=July 2024}} {{Langx|la|Augustae|label=none}} could issue their own coinage, wear imperial regalia, and rule their own courts.{{sfn|Kazhdan|1991|pp=694–695}}

Agrippina, the wife of Claudius, was the first wife of the emperor in Roman history to receive the title of {{Langx|la|Augusta|label=none}}, a position she held for the rest of her life, ruling with her husband and son.{{Citation needed|date=July 2024}}

In the third century, Julia Domna was the first empress to receive the combined title {{Langx|la|Pia Felix Augusta|label=none}} after the death of her husband Septimius Severus, which may have implied greater powers being vested in her than was usual for a Roman empress mother. In this official position and honor, she accompanied her son on an extensive military campaign and provincial tour.{{harvnb|Langford|2013|loc=Introduction, note 88}}; {{harvnb|Bédoyère|2018|p=282}}.

Principate period

=Julio-Claudian dynasty=

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|Livia
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Livia Drvsilla}}}}
{{smallcaps|Ivlia Avgvsta}}

|style="text-align:right"|30 January 58 BC

|style="text-align:right"|AD 14

|Wife of Emperor Augustus and mother of Emperor Tiberius.

|style="text-align:right"|28 September AD 29

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|Antonia Minor
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Antonia Minor}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|31 January 36 BC
Athens

|style="text-align:right"|AD 41
(posthumous)

|Mother of Emperor Claudius.

|style="text-align:right"|AD 37
Rome

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|Agrippina the Younger
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Ivlia Avgvsta Agrippina}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|7 November AD 15
Oppidum Ubiorum

|style="text-align:right"|AD 50

|Wife of Emperor Claudius and mother of Emperor Nero

|style="text-align:right"|23 March AD 59
Misenum

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|Poppaea Sabina
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Poppaea Avgvsta Sabina}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|AD 30
Pompeii

|style="text-align:right"|AD 63

|Wife of Emperor Nero.

|style="text-align:right"|AD 65
Rome

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|Claudia Augusta
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Clavdia Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|21 January AD 63
Antium

|style="text-align:right"|AD 63

|Daughter of Emperor Nero.

|style="text-align:right"|April AD 63

=Flavian dynasty=

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|Domitilla the Younger
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Flavia Domitilla Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|45

|style="text-align:right"|Before 80

|Daughter of Emperor Vespasian.

|style="text-align:right"|66

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|Domitia Longina
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Domitia Longina Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|50

|style="text-align:right"|80

|Wife of Emperor Domitian.

|style="text-align:right"|After 120

=Nerva–Antonine dynasty=

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|Pompeia Plotina
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Pompeia Plotina Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|54–68

|style="text-align:right"|105

|Wife of Emperor Trajan.

|style="text-align:right"|123

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|Ulpia Marciana
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Vlpia Marciana Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|48

|style="text-align:right"|105

|Sister of Emperor Trajan.

|style="text-align:right"|112–114

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|Salonia Matidia
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Salonia Matidia Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|4 July 68

|style="text-align:right"|112

|Niece of Emperor Trajan.

|style="text-align:right"|23 December 119

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|Vibia Sabina
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Vibia Sabina Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|13 August 83

|style="text-align:right"|128

|Wife of Emperor Hadrian.

|style="text-align:right"|136–137

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|Faustina the Elder
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Annia Galeria Favstina Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|21 September 100

|style="text-align:right"|138

|Wife of Emperor Antoninus Pius.

|style="text-align:right"|140

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|Faustina the Younger
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Annia Galeria Favstina Avgvsta Minor}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|125–130

|style="text-align:right"|1 December 147{{cite book|author=Barbara Levick|author-link=Barbara Levick|title=Faustina I and II: Imperial Women of the Golden Age |date=2014 |publisher=Oxford University Press |isbn=978-0-19-537941-9 |page=170}}

|Daughter of Emperor Antoninus Pius; wife of Emperor Marcus Aurelius; mother of Emperor Commodus.

|style="text-align:right"|175

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|Lucilla
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Annia Avrelia Galeria Lvcilla Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|148–150

|style="text-align:right"|164

|Daughter of Emperor Marcus Aurelius and wife of Emperor Lucius Verus.

|style="text-align:right"|182

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|Bruttia Crispina
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Brvttia Crispina Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|164
Rome

|style="text-align:right"|177

|Wife of Emperor Commodus.

|style="text-align:right"|191
Capri

=Year of the Five Emperors=

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|Manlia Scantilla
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Manlia Scantilla}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|193

|Wife of Emperor Didius Julianus.

|style="text-align:right"|193

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|Didia Clara
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Didia Clara}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|153
Rome

|style="text-align:right"|193

|Daughter of Emperor Didius Julianus.

|style="text-align:right"|Unknown

=Severan dynasty=

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|Julia Domna
{{ubl|{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Ivlia Domna Avgvsta}}}}{{harvnb|Société française de numismatique et d'archéologie|1873|p=151}}.|{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Ivlia Avgvsta}}}}|{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Ivlia Pia Felix Avgvsta}}}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|{{circa|160}}

|Wife of Emperor Septimius Severus.

|style="text-align:right"|217

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|Fulvia Plautilla
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Pvblia Fvlvia Plavtilla Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|185—189

|style="text-align:right"|210s

|Wife of Emperor Caracalla.

|style="text-align:right"|212

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|Julia Cornelia Paula
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Jvlia Cornelia Pavla}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|219

|First wife of Emperor Elagabalus.

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|Aquilia Severa
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Ivlia Aqvilia Severa Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|220

|Second and fourth wife of Emperor Elagabalus. As a Vestal Virgin her marriage to the Emperor was very controversial.

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|Julia Avita Mamaea
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Ivlia Avita Mamaea Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|180

|style="text-align:right"|222

|Mother of Emperor Alexander Severus and co-regent, in his name, during his adolescence.

|style="text-align:right"|235

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|Sallustia Orbiana
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Seia Herennia Sallvstia Barbia Orbiana Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|225

|Wife of Emperor Alexander Severus.

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=Crisis of the Third Century=

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|Tranquillina
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Fvria Sabinia Tranqvillina Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|c. 225

|style="text-align:right"|241

|Wife of Emperor Gordian III.

|style="text-align:right"|After 244

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|Marcia Otacilia Severa
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Marcia Otacilia Severa Avgvsta}}}}

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|style="text-align:right"|240s

|Wife of the Emperor Philip the Arab.

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|Herennia Etruscilla
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Annia Cvpressenia Herennia Etrvscilla Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|Unknown

|style="text-align:right"|September 249

|Wife of Emperor Trajan Decius; mother of Emperor Herennius Etruscus and Emperor Hostilian.

|style="text-align:right"|{{circa}} 253

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|Cornelia Supera
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Caia Cornelia Svpera Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|253

|Wife of Aemilianus.

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|Cornelia Salonina
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Ivlia Cornelia Salonina Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|Unknown

|style="text-align:right"|253

|Wife of Emperor Gallienus.

|style="text-align:right"|268

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|Sulpicia Dryantilla
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Svlpicia Dryantilla}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|c. 260

|Wife of usurper Emperor Regalianus, who named her {{smallcaps|{{lang|la|avgvsta}}}} as part of legitimizing his claim.

|style="text-align:right"|260

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|Victoria

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|271

|Mother of Victorinus

|style="text-align:right"|271

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|Zenobia
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Ivlia Avrelia Zenobia}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|240

|style="text-align:right"|272

|Queen of the Palmyrene Empire, a short lived splinter empire that revolted during the Crisis. She proclaimed herself {{smallcaps|{{lang|la|avgvsta}}}} and annexed the Eastern Mediterranean from Rome.

|style="text-align:right"|c. 275

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|Ulpia Severina
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Vlpia Severina Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|274

|Wife of Emperor Aurelian; possibly reigned in her own right after the death of her husband in 275.

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|Magnia Urbica
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Magnia Vrbica Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|283

|Wife of Emperor Carinus.

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Dominate period

=Tetrarchy=

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|Galeria Valeria
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Galeria Valeria Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|308

|Daughter of Emperor Diocletian and wife of Emperor Galerius.

|style="text-align:right"|315

=Constantinian dynasty=

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|Fausta
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Flavia Maxima Fausta Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|289

|style="text-align:right"|324

|Wife of Constantine I and daughter of Emperor Maximian. Mother of: Constantina, Constantine II, Constantius II, Constans I and Helena.

|style="text-align:right"|326

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|Helena
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Flavia Ivlia Helena Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|246—250

|style="text-align:right"|c.324–325

|Mother of Constantine I and ex-wife or mistress of Emperor Constantius Chlorus (separated before his accession as Caesar).

|style="text-align:right"|18 August 330

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|Constantina
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|307—317

|style="text-align:right"|After 312, before 337.

|Daughter of Emperor Constantine I. Wife of Hannibalianus, Rex Regum et Ponticarum Gentium, "King of Kings and of the Pontic People". Wife of Caesar Constantius Gallus.

|style="text-align:right"|354

= Valentinianic dynasty =

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|Galla Placidia
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Galla Placidia Avgvsta}}}}

|392

|c. 416

|Daughter of Theodosius I, wife of Constantius III, regent for her son Valentinian III.

|27 November 450

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|Justa Grata Honoria
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Ivsta Grata Honoria Avgvsta}}}}

|After 426

|Sister of Valentinian III.

=Theodosian dynasty=

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|Aelia Flaccilla
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Aelia Flavia Flaccilla Avgvsta}}}}

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|style="text-align:right"|Before 385

|Wife of Emperor Theodosius I.

|style="text-align:right"|386

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|Eudoxia
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Aelia Evdoxia Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|9 January 400

|Wife of Emperor Arcadius.

|style="text-align:right"|6 October 404

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|Pulcheria
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Aelia Pvlcheria Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|19 January 398–399

|style="text-align:right"|414

|Daughter of Arcadius, sister of Theodosius II, and then wife of Marcian.

|style="text-align:right"|July 453

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|Eudocia
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Aelia Evdocia Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|401

|style="text-align:right"|2 January 423

|Wife of Theodosius II

|style="text-align:right"|20 October 460

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|Licinia Eudoxia
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Licinia Evdoxia Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|422

|style="text-align:right"|439

|Daughter of Theodosius II, Wife of Valentinian III.

|style="text-align:right"|462

=Leonid dynasty=

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|Marcia Euphemia
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Aelia Marcia Euphemia Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|c. 453

|Daughter of Marcian by an unknown woman. Wife of Anthemius.

|style="text-align:right"|472

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|Verina
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Aelia Verina Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|457

|Wife of Leo I, sister of Basiliscus, mother of Ariadne and Leontia.

|style="text-align:right"|484

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|Ariadne
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Aelia Ariadne Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|before 457

|style="text-align:right"|474

|Daughter of Leo I. Wife of Zeno. Mother of Leo II. Wife of Anastasius I.

|style="text-align:right"|515

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|Zenonis
{{smallcaps|{{lang|la|Aelia Zenonis Avgvsta}}}}

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|475

|Wife of Basiliscus.

|style="text-align:right"|476–477

Byzantine period

=Justinian dynasty=

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|Euphemia
{{lang|el|Εὐφημία}},
{{lang|la|Euphemia Augusta}}

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|518

|Wife of Justin I. Originally named Lupicina, renamed Euphemia on her husband's accession.

|style="text-align:right"|c.523/4, before 527.

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|Theodora I
{{lang|el|Θεοδώρα}},
{{lang|la|Theodora Augusta}}

|style="text-align:right"|c. 500

|style="text-align:right"|9 August 527

|Wife of Justinian I.

|style="text-align:right"|28 June 548

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|Sophia
{{lang|el|Σοφία}},
{{lang|la|Aelia Sophia Augusta}}

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|568

|Wife of Justin II, intermittent regent.

|style="text-align:right"|c. 601

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|Ino Anastasia
{{lang|el|Ἰνὼ Ἀναστασία}},
{{lang|la|Aelia Anastasia Augusta}}

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|578

|Wife of Emperor Tiberius II.

|style="text-align:right"|593

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|Constantina
{{lang|el|Κωνσταντῖνα}}

|style="text-align:right"|c. 560

|style="text-align:right"|582

|Wife of Emperor Maurice.

|style="text-align:right"|c. 605

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|Leontia
{{lang|el|Λεοντία}}

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|602

|Wife of Emperor Phocas.

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=Heraclian dynasty=

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|Fabia Eudokia,
{{lang|el|Εύδοκία}}

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|5 October 610

|First wife of Heraclius.

|style="text-align:right"|13 August 612

|Augustina,
{{lang|el|Αὐγουστίνα}}

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|639

|Daughter of Heraclius.

|style="text-align:right"|

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|Martina
{{lang|el|Μαρτίνα}}

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|639

|Second wife of Heraclius, regent of Constantine III and Heraclonas

|style="text-align:right"|

|Fausta
{{lang|el|Φαύστα}}

|style="text-align:right"|{{Circa|630}}

|style="text-align:right"|642

|Wife of Constans II.

|style="text-align:right"|After 668

=Isaurian dynasty=

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|Maria
{{lang|el|Μαρία}}

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|25 August 718

|Wife of Emperor Leo III the Isaurian.

|style="text-align:right"|

|Anna
{{lang|el|Ἄννα}}

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|741–742

|Wife of Artabasdos.

|style="text-align:right"|

|Eudokia
{{lang|el|Ευδοκια}}

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|1 April 769

|Third wife of Emperor Constantine V.

|style="text-align:right"|

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|Irene of Athens
{{lang|el|Eἰρήνη η Ἀθηναία}}

|style="text-align:right"|{{circa|752}}

|style="text-align:right"|17 December 769

|Wife of Emperor Leo IV the Khazar, empress dowager and regent from 780 to 797.

|style="text-align:right"|9 August 803

=Nikephorian dynasty=

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|Prokopia
{{lang|el|Προκοπία}}

|style="text-align:right"|{{circa|770}}

|style="text-align:right"|12 October 811

|Daughter of Emperor Nikephoros I and wife of Michael I Rhangabe.

|style="text-align:right"|After 813

=Amorian dynasty=

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|Theodora
the Armenian
{{lang|el|Θεοδώρα}}

|style="text-align:right"|{{circa|815}}

|style="text-align:right"|830

|Wife of Emperor Theophilos and regent of Michael III.

|style="text-align:right"|After 867

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|Thekla
{{lang|el|Θέκλα}}

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|830s

|Daughter of Theophilos.

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|Anna
{{lang|el|Ἄννα}}

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|830s

|Daughter of Emperor Theophilos.

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Anastasia
{{lang|el|Ἀναστασία}}

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|830s

|Daughter of Emperor Theophilos.

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=Macedonian dynasty=

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|Zoe Zaoutzaina
{{lang|el|Ζωή Ζαούτζαινα}}

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|898

|Third wife of Leo VI the Wise

|style="text-align:right"|May 899

|Theodora
{{lang|el|Θεοδώρα}}

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|921

|Wife of Romanos I.

|style="text-align:right"|20 February 922

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|Helena Lekapene
{{lang|el|Ἑλένη Λεκαπηνή}}

|style="text-align:right"|{{circa|910}}

|style="text-align:right"|February 922

|Wife of Constantine VII.

|style="text-align:right"|19 September 961

|Sophia
{{lang|el|Σοφία}}

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|February 922

|Wife of Christopher Lekapenos.

|style="text-align:right"|

|Anna
{{lang|el|Ἄννα}}

|style="text-align:right"|

|style="text-align:right"|933

|Daughter of Gabalas and wife of Stephen Lekapenos.

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=Komnenos dynasty=

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|Catherine of Bulgaria
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|style="text-align:right"|before 1018

|style="text-align:right"|1057

|Empress-consort of Emperor Isaac I Komnenos.

|style="text-align:right"|after 1059

=Doukid dynasty=

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|Eudokia Makrembolitissa
{{lang|el|Ευδοκία Μακρεμβολίτισσα}}

|style="text-align:right"|{{circa|1021}}

|style="text-align:right"|1059–1067

|Second wife of Constantine X Doukas and later wife of Romanos IV Diogenes, also regent of Michael VII Doukas

|style="text-align:right"|1096

=Komnenos dynasty=

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|Anna Dalassene
{{lang|el|Ἄννα Δαλασσηνή}}

|style="text-align:right"|1025

|style="text-align:right"|1081

|Mother of Emperor Alexios I Komnenos.

|style="text-align:right"|1102

= Palaiologos dynasty =

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|Anna of Savoy
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|1306

|{{circa|1326}}

|Wife of Andronikos III Palaiologos, mother and regent of John V Palaiologos.

|1365

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|Helena Dragaš
{{lang|el|Ἑλένη Δραγάση}}

|1372

|{{circa|1392}}

|Wife of Manuel II Palaiologos.

|1450

References

= Citations =

= Sources =

{{cite book|last=Bédoyère|first=Guy de la|title=Domina: The Women Who Made Imperial Rome|year=2018|publisher=Yale University Press |isbn=9780300230307|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=7VJxDwAAQBAJ}}
{{cite book |editor-last = Kazhdan |editor-first = Alexander Petrovich |title = The Oxford Dictionary of Byzantium |location=New York, New York and Oxford, United Kingdom |publisher = Oxford University Press |year = 1991 |isbn = 0-19-504652-8 }}
{{cite book|last=Langford|first=Julie|title=Maternal Megalomania: Julia Domna and the Imperial Politics of Motherhood|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=M9eQR4PoMuAC|year=2013|publisher=JHU Press |isbn=9781421408484}}
{{cite book|author=Société française de numismatique et d'archéologie|title=Comptes rendus de la Société française de numismatique et d'archéologie|volume=IV|location=Paris|year=1873|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=19hbAAAAcAAJ|language=fr}}

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Augustae

List of Augustae

Principate period

=Julio-Claudian dynasty=

=Flavian dynasty=

=Nerva–Antonine dynasty=

=Year of the Five Emperors=

=Severan dynasty=

=Crisis of the Third Century=

Dominate period

=Tetrarchy=

=Constantinian dynasty=

= Valentinianic dynasty =

=Theodosian dynasty=

=Leonid dynasty=

Byzantine period

=Justinian dynasty=

=Heraclian dynasty=

=Isaurian dynasty=

=Nikephorian dynasty=

=Amorian dynasty=

=Macedonian dynasty=

=Komnenos dynasty=

=Doukid dynasty=

=Komnenos dynasty=

= Palaiologos dynasty =

See also

References

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= Sources =

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