Mucia Tertia
Pompey
['Pauline Frederick', 'Maria Muldaur', 'Shantanu', 'Rama VI', 'Linda Christian', 'Charles Kemble', 'Pam Dawber', 'Domitian', 'Hettie Jones', 'Michele Dotrice', 'Jaya Bhaduri', 'Porcia Catonis', 'Ali ibn abi talib', 'Renny Harlin', 'Senta Berger', 'Dame Enid Lyons', 'Eugenia Livanos', 'George Adamson', 'Alexander III', 'Mia Farrow', 'Riz Ortolani', 'Ahasuerus', 'Calvin Coolidge', 'Gerry Goffin', 'Bismarck', 'Josiane Balasko', 'Silvina Ocampo', 'Girolamo Riario', 'Rose Friedman', 'Edmund Lowe', 'Anna Hyatt Huntington', 'Dilras Banu Begum', 'Chaya Mushka', 'Satiah', 'Gunilla Bielke', 'Deianira', 'Al Bano', 'Coolidge', 'Albert IV', 'Paul Hubschmid', 'Valerie Harper', 'Tagawa Matsu', 'Dorothy Stratten', 'Mohsen Makhmalbaf', 'Joan Blondell', 'King Henry VII', 'Colonel Robert Bolling', 'John Rolfe', 'Mamie Geneva Doud', 'Ashley Abbott', 'Charles Darwin', 'Ilona Massey', 'Satyajit Ray', 'Alva Belmont', 'Gregory Bateson', 'Jenna Jameson', 'Herod II', 'Sathaar', 'Phyllida Law', 'Estrid Svendsdatter', 'Spencer Pratt', 'Mick Jagger', 'Sunil Dutt', 'King George I', 'Noah Baumbach', 'Daniel Johns', 'Samantha Cameron', 'Alexander Jannaeus', 'King William', 'Shah Jahan', 'Queen Isabella', 'Billy Graham', 'Julia Roberts', 'Infanta Elena', 'Jack Donohue', 'Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang', 'Stephen Fung', 'Oswald de Andrade', 'Kris Aquino', 'Ann Sothern', 'James Cruze', 'Fran Walsh', 'Ramesh Sippy', 'Sarai', 'Gerald Ford', 'Strongbow', 'Ronn Moss', 'Isabel Weld Perkins', 'Hong Taiji', 'Marge Simpson', 'Leopold II', 'Willem Dafoe', 'Luise Rainer', 'Dinah Sheridan', 'Carl Piper', 'Agatha Christie', 'James Wong Howe', 'Evan Ross', 'Kerry Armstrong']
Quintus Metellus Celer
Quintus Metellus Celer was a Roman tribune in the 1st century BC, and a correspondent of Marcus Tullius Cicero. He became an ally and brother-in-law of Pompey the Great through Pompey's marriage to Celer's half-sister Mucia Tertia, and served as legate in Asia during Pompey's campaigns in the east. When Pompey divorced Murcia in 61, possibly for adultery, Celer took umbrage and joined Pompey's political opponents. In 60 BC as consul Celer opposed Pompey's political settlements in the east, and his allotment of land to veterans of his eastern campaigns. Celer's reputation was dogged by the scandals attached to his wife, Clodia, the wayward sister of the notorious Publius Clodius Pulcher. A contemporary poem by Catullus "may refer to Celer's marital ineffectiveness and obtuseness". The marriage produced a daughter, Caecilia. The couple were known for their blazing public rows. When Celer died in 59 BC, of unknown causes, gossip made Clodia his suspected poisoner. In 62 BC Celer's brother, Quintus Metellus Nepos, challenged the legality of Cicero's actions in dealing with the Catiline conspiracy. Celer, who was serving proconsular governor of Gaul, wrote in support of Cicero. The charge was dismissed.