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✧ Fiction Project is Now Live! Get to know Tullia, daughter of Rome, as she writes to her freedwoman and friend, Sophrona.

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Letters from Tullia, Stories Gerardine Hoogland 11/13/26 Letters from Tullia, Stories Gerardine Hoogland 11/13/26

Tullia to Sophrona: The First Letters

An imaginary project of letters written by the historical figure, Tullia, daughter of Cicero, in the late Roman Republic. The letters are fiction, but the setting is historical.

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