Tacitus suspects this woman of having killed Marcellus and Gaius and Lucius Caesar as part of a scheme to ensure that her son became Emperor of Rome, as he did.
The Senate offered to bestow the title Mater Patriae on this woman, but the emperor vetoed the plan. This woman intervened on behalf of her friend Urgulania when she was being sued and divorced her husband Tiberius Claudius Nero while pregnant with his child. One of this woman's sons, Drusus, began the conquest of Germania, and the agnomen posthumously granted to him because of his victories there became the name by which his elder son is most commonly known. Tacitus suspects this woman of having killed Marcellus and Gaius and Lucius Caesar as part of a scheme to ensure that her son became Emperor of Rome, as he did. For 10 points, name this consort of Augustus and mother of Tiberius.
The Senate offered to bestow the title Mater Patriae on this woman, but the emperor vetoed the plan.
Livia Drusilla [or Livia Augusta or Julia Augusta]