1. The daughter of Piso Caesonius (the object of Cicero's speech In Pisonem), and the third wife of Julius Caesar, whom she married in 59 BC. Calpurnia's affection for Caesar survived his proposal, made in 54 after the death of his daughter Julia, Pompey's wife, that he should divorce her and marry Pompey's daughter to keep up the family connection, and she tried to keep him from the senate on the day of his murder.
2. Third wife of Pliny the Younger, whom she accompanied to Bithynia.




