Júlia Ávita Mameia
Also known as Julia Mammea
mother of Roman emperor Alexander Severus (died 235)
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Júlia Ávita Mameia (em latim: Iulia Avita Mamaea; 14 ou 29 de agosto de 180–235) foi uma regente romana. Era a mãe do Imperador Alexandre Severo e atuou como regente de Roma durante a sua menoridade, e de facto durante o seu reinado.
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