ANCIENT ROME "Cornelia interrogated to show her jewels; said to be the two his children the richest Giojelli". Cornelia (189 BC - 110 BC) Roman matron; wife of Tiberio Sempronio Gracchus and mother of twelve children; but the only ones who came of age were the two famous Tiberius and Caio Gracco; and their older sister; Sempronia; who married Publius Cornelius Scipio. Table illustrated n. 24 from "Roman History" by Charles Rollin (January 30; 1661 - September 14 1741); "engraved in branches of invention from light Sig. Bartolomeo Pinelli Romano and etched by Mr Raffaele Persichini". Rome; 1833