Antonia quoque, femina<e> laudibus virilem familiae suae claritatem supergressa, amorem mariti egregia fide pensavit; quae post eius excessum, forma et aetate florens, c<on>vi<c>tum socrus pro coniugio habuit, in eodemque toro alterius adulescentiae vigor exstinctus est, alterius viduitatis experientia consenuit.
Antonia too, whose feminine merits surpassed the masculine fame of her family, balanced her husbands love with outstanding loyalty. After his death, in the flower of her age and beauty, she slept with her mother-in-law in lieu of a husband. In the same bed the vigour of youth was quenched for the one and the experience of widowhood turned to old age for the other.
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