This native of Ardea was the wife of Collatinus, and she impressed her husband's friends by spinning wool under lamplight instead of dining at a banquet with the other noblewomen. After she killed herself, Junius Brutus pulled the bloody dagger from her body and vowed to avenge her honor. For 10 points—name this woman whose rape at the hands of Sextus Tarquinius led to the
This native of Ardea was the wife of Collatinus, and she impressed her husband's friends by spinning wool under lamplight instead of dining at a banquet with the other noblewomen. After she killed herself, Junius Brutus pulled the bloody dagger from her body and vowed to avenge her honor. For 10 points—name this woman whose rape at the hands of Sextus Tarquinius led to the fall of Tarquinus Superbus and the Roman monarchy.
This native of Ardea was the wife of Collatinus, and she impressed her husband's friends by spinning wool under lamplight instead of dining at a banquet with the other noblewomen.