The Serpent Queen
Why this pick
Like Domina, it centres a politically formidable woman navigating a ruthless patriarchal court, with sharp alliances, private strategy, and a slyly modern perspective on power.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Like Domina, it centres a politically formidable woman navigating a ruthless patriarchal court, with sharp alliances, private strategy, and a slyly modern perspective on power.
Why this pick
Its vividly physical ancient world, factional manoeuvring, and intimate view of Rome’s elite make it a natural companion, especially for Domina’s Augustan power struggles.
Why this pick
A female-forward dynastic drama driven by marriage, motherhood, rivalries, and survival inside a volatile court—matching Domina’s interest in influence behind official power.
Why this pick
Offers similarly lavish historical intrigue, where family loyalty and personal ambition constantly collide with public authority in a dangerous political centre.
Why this pick
A superbly performed Roman palace drama whose poisonous family dynamics and imperial scheming deepen the same Julio-Claudian world that Domina approaches through Livia.
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01 / THE STORY
The story of Livia Drusilla, from her early life as a naïve young girl in the wake of Julius Caesar’s assassination, through her rise to become the emperor Augustus’ wife, becoming Rome's most powerful and influential empress.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Livia Drusilla

Gaius Octavius
Antigone

Tycho
Agrippa

Scribonia

Octavia

Drusus