Augusta: The Lost Commentaries of Julia Agrippina
P.B. Mills
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AUGUSTA is a novel by P.B. Mills, read aloud in full. It is framed as the recovered private commentaries of Julia Agrippina — daughter of Germanicus, sister of Caligula, wife of Claudius, and mother of Nero. The manuscript itself is invented, though Tacitus did read and cite her lost memoirs once. The podcast runs for twenty-seven weekly episodes, with a series guide, maps, and family tree available for free at pbmills.com.
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Trailer 16.09.2026A first hearing of Augusta: The Lost Commentaries of Julia Agrippina. -
I. The Roll on the Table 17.09.2026 28dkThe translator opens the roll: what survives of Agrippina, what does not, and why one sentence in Tacitus is the reason for all of this. -
II. Born Among Eagles 17.09.2026 1sa 12dkShe is asked to begin with her birth in a frontier camp on the Rhine. She begins instead with the men who gave her the name. -
III. The East Took My Father 17.09.2026 1sa 21dkGermanicus is sent east with an authority above the governors, and does not come back. -
IV. The Woman With the Urn 29.09.2026 59dkHer mother carries the ashes up the Appian Way, and the crowd learns what a widow can be. Julia is four.
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V. The Empty Chairs 08.10.2026 50dkSejanus removes the family one chair at a time, and the household learns to count them.
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VI. A Woman Injured 15.10.2026 1sa 14dkHer mother is taken. Julia is thirteen, and there is a red-bearded bridegroom waiting.
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