
Also known as Aurelia Cotta
mother of Julius Caesar
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Aurelia (she/they) sprung from the mind of New York-born producer, vocalist, and visual artist Gabriella Bavaro, conjured up a world of electronic and experimental music that is bolstered by her eclectic background of classical instrumentation, opera, and world influenced rhythms. The Aurelia project has been in development for the past 2 years, sparked into reality after a suicide attempt/hospitalization and a PTSD diagnosis that caused them to begin living on their own terms. <a href="https:/
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Aurelia (c. 120 BC – 31 July 54 BC) was the mother of the Roman general and statesman Julius Caesar.
Birth of Caesar to Aurelia; illustration from the medieval Faits des Romains. This image perpetuates the myth that Caesar was born by Caesarean section, a procedure which was always fatal in the ancient world (or performed on pregnant women who were already dead), whereas Aurelia lived for decades after Caesar's birth. (The name "Caesar" is thought to mean "[war] elephant.")
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