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|name = The Lady Vitruvia | |name = The Lady Vitruvia | ||
|honorific-suffix = [[Emperor's Council of Latium|IC]] DE DSA DCSI SFN EOV | |honorific-suffix = [[Emperor's Council of Latium|IC]] DE DSA DCSI SFN EOV | ||
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| office = [[Consul of Latium#Spouse|Spouse of the Consul of Latium]] | | office = [[Consul of Latium#Spouse|Spouse of the Consul of Latium]] | ||
| term_start = | | term_start = 7 April 1970 | ||
| term_end = 7 September | | term_end = 7 September 1974 | ||
| monarch = [[Diana Augusta]] | | monarch = [[Diana Augusta]] | ||
|1blankname = Consul | | 1blankname = Consul | ||
|1namedata = [[Felix Verrucosus, Lord of Istropolis|The Lord of Istropolis]] | | 1namedata = [[Felix Verrucosus, Lord of Istropolis|The Lord of Istropolis]] | ||
| predecessor = Gregoria Cocceia | | predecessor = Gregoria Cocceia | ||
| successor = Syagria Appuleia | | successor = Syagria Appuleia | ||
| term_start2 = | | term_start2 = 23 March 1961 | ||
| term_end2 = | | term_end2 = 4 January 1966 | ||
| predecessor2 = | | predecessor2 = [[Agnes Selicia|The Duchess of Adrianople]] | ||
| successor2 = | | successor2 = [[Honoria Anicia|The Marchioness of Espo]] | ||
|birth_date = {{birth date and age|1934|10|23|df=y}} | |birth_date = {{birth date and age|1934|10|23|df=y}} | ||
|birth_place = Adrianople, [[Latium]] | |birth_place = [[Adrianople]], [[Latium]] | ||
|birthname = Damiane Vitruvia Christina Theodosia Zoe | |birthname = Damiane Vitruvia Christina Theodosia Zoe | ||
|spouse ={{ubl | |spouse ={{ubl | ||
|{{marriage|[[Felix Verrucosus, Lord of Istropolis]]|16 January 1953|7 September 1973|end=d.}} | |{{marriage|[[Felix Verrucosus, Lord of Istropolis]]|16 January 1953|7 September 1973|end=d.}} | ||
|{{marriage| | |{{marriage|[[Constantine Julius]]|19 April 1982|22 February 2015|end=d.}} | ||
}} | }} | ||
|children = 3 (inc.[[Zoe Verrucosa]]) | |children = 3 (inc. [[Zoe Verrucosa]]) | ||
|residence = Villa d'Iulia Concordia, Utica | |residence = Villa d'Iulia Concordia, Utica | ||
|alma_mater = | |alma_mater = | ||
|occupation = {{ubl|{{wp|Executive officer#Corporate law and other legal associations|Corporate executive}}|([[Verrucosus Holdings|Verrucosus Holdings S.p.A.]]) }} | |occupation = {{ubl|{{wp|Executive officer#Corporate law and other legal associations|Corporate executive}}|([[Verrucosus Holdings|Verrucosus Holdings S.p.A.]]) }} | ||
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'''Damiane Vitruvia, Lady Vitruvia''', <small>[[Emperor's Council of Latium|IC]] EOV MCF ETCE MCA</small> (''Damiane Vitruvia Christina Theodosia''; b. 23 October 1934) is a [[Latium|Latin]] noblewoman, businesswoman and wife of [[Felix Verrucosus, | '''Damiane Vitruvia, Lady Vitruvia''', <small>[[Emperor's Council of Latium|IC]] EOV MCF ETCE MCA</small> (''Damiane Vitruvia Christina Theodosia''; b. 23 October 1934) is a [[Latium|Latin]] noblewoman, businesswoman and wife of [[Felix Verrucosus, Lord of Istropolis]], the former [[Consul of Latium]]. From 1945 until 1968 she was a member of {{wp|Court (royal)|Imperial court}} as a lady-in-waiting to [[Diana Augusta|Empress Diana Augusta]]. She also served as {{wp|CEO}} of [[Verrucosus Holdings]] from 1983 until 1995, becoming the first woman to serve as an {{wp|Executive officer#Corporate law and other legal associations|executive}} of a major Latin-based corporation. She is the {{wp|Matrilineality|maternal}} grandmother of [[Constantine XX of Latium|Emperor Constantine XX]]. | ||
==Early life and education== | ==Early life and education== | ||
Vitruvia was born on 23 October 1934 at Adrianople-Claudius Hospital, in Adrianople, to Zoe Pompeia and Thomas Vitruvius, 1st Marchis of Antium. She was the youngest of six children. She was primarily raised in Adrianople during her earliest years during her father's time as Chancellor of the Duchy of Adrianople. She made her first visit to {{wp|Court (royal)|Imperial court}} in Alexandria at the age of 7 in 1941. At the instance of her mother, Vitruvia was enrolled at Pescia Academy in Adrianople from 1941 until 1945 and the outbreak of the [[Social War]]. | Vitruvia was born on 23 October 1934 at Adrianople-Claudius Hospital, in Adrianople, to Zoe Pompeia and Thomas Vitruvius, 1st Marchis of Antium. She was the youngest of six children. She was primarily raised in Adrianople during her earliest years during her father's time as Chancellor of the Duchy of Adrianople. She made her first visit to {{wp|Court (royal)|Imperial court}} in Alexandria at the age of 7 in 1941. At the instance of her mother, Vitruvia was enrolled at Pescia Academy in Adrianople from 1941 until 1945 and the outbreak of the [[Social War]]. | ||
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When she was four months pregnant with her eldest son, [[John Verrucosus, Duke of Perusia|John]], she and her husband purchased Villa d'Iulia Concordia, in Utica, which had previously been the ancestral estate of the Sulpicii family and the Lords of Utica. She converted to [[United Reformed Communion|Reformed Communion]] after the birth of her second child. The marriage ended after Verrucosus was assassinated in 1973, they had three children: [[John Verrucosus, Duke of Perusia|John]], [[Florentine Verrucosus|Florentine]], and [[Zoe Verrucosa|Zoe]]. | When she was four months pregnant with her eldest son, [[John Verrucosus, Duke of Perusia|John]], she and her husband purchased Villa d'Iulia Concordia, in Utica, which had previously been the ancestral estate of the Sulpicii family and the Lords of Utica. She converted to [[United Reformed Communion|Reformed Communion]] after the birth of her second child. The marriage ended after Verrucosus was assassinated in 1973, they had three children: [[John Verrucosus, Duke of Perusia|John]], [[Florentine Verrucosus|Florentine]], and [[Zoe Verrucosa|Zoe]]. | ||
In 1982, Vitruvia married Latin nobleman | In 1982, Vitruvia married Latin nobleman Constantine Julius; they remain married until his death in February 2015. | ||
==Work and politics== | ==Work and politics== | ||
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Vitruvia was considered a fashion trendsetter during her husband's consulship. She was occasionally propped up as a fashion icon rivaling [[Diana Augusta|Empress Diana Augusta]], though she often downplayed this publicly and privately. During the latter end of her husband's first consulship, she served as a fashion consultant to Allectii fashion company. | Vitruvia was considered a fashion trendsetter during her husband's consulship. She was occasionally propped up as a fashion icon rivaling [[Diana Augusta|Empress Diana Augusta]], though she often downplayed this publicly and privately. During the latter end of her husband's first consulship, she served as a fashion consultant to Allectii fashion company. | ||
On 7 September | On 7 September 1974, her [[Felix Verrucosus, Lord of Istropolis|husband]] was assassinated by Gelonian ultra-nationalist members of the [[Gelonian National Front|GSB]] moments after taking the stage for a [[Castellum]]-based rally. Vitruvia was originally planned to attend the rally, though remained in Utica due to the {{wp|flu}}, and morning sickness. | ||
===Business career=== | ===Business career=== | ||
Vitruvia has been involved in various business and entrepreneurial ventures since her marriage to [[Felix Verrucosus, Lord of Istropolis]]. Initially, she served as a brand ambassador for [[Allectii]], and later serving on its board of directors in 1971. She also served on the board of [[Verrucosus Holdings]] from 1973 until 1984, and again from 1995 until 2015. In 1983, {{wp|CEO}} of [[Verrucosus Holdings]] Victor Popillius retired and Damiane was elected as his successor, and became the first female executive of a major Latin-based corporation. | Vitruvia has been involved in various business and entrepreneurial ventures since her marriage to [[Felix Verrucosus, Lord of Istropolis]]. Initially, she served as a brand ambassador for [[Allectii]], and later serving on its board of directors in 1971. She also served on the board of [[Verrucosus Holdings]] from 1973 until 1984, and again from 1995 until 2015. In 1983, {{wp|CEO}} of [[Verrucosus Holdings]] Victor Popillius retired and Damiane was elected as his successor, and became the first female executive of a major Latin-based corporation. | ||
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Vitruvia served on the board of the Imperial Utica Orchestra, Utica Imperialis football and ice hockey clubs, and the National Endowment for Women. She received awards for woman of the year from the National Womens Council on six occasions (1983, 1985, 1986, 1989, 1990, 1995). She was awarded honorary degrees and doctorates from [[University of Castellum Iohannes XIII|Castellum College, Castellum]], [[University of Haenna]], and the University of Utica. In 1993, she donated {{LAS}}12 million to the University of Utica for a new library, which bears her name | Vitruvia served on the board of the Imperial Utica Orchestra, Utica Imperialis football and ice hockey clubs, and the National Endowment for Women. She received awards for woman of the year from the National Womens Council on six occasions (1983, 1985, 1986, 1989, 1990, 1995). She was awarded honorary degrees and doctorates from [[University of Castellum Iohannes XIII|Castellum College, Castellum]], [[University of Haenna]], and the University of Utica. In 1993, she donated {{LAS}}12 million to the University of Utica for a new library, which bears her name | ||
==Titles, styles, honors and arms== | ==Titles, styles, honors and arms== | ||
*'''23 October 1934 – 8 September | *'''23 October 1934 – 8 September 1959:''' ''Lady'' Damiane Vitruvia | ||
*'''8 September | *'''8 September 1959 – 4 February 1994:''' ''The Most Admirable'' The Lady of Istropolis | ||
*'''4 February 1994 – present:''' '' | *'''4 February 1994 – present:''' ''The Most Admirable'' The Lady Vitruvia | ||
===Honors=== | ===Honors=== | ||
* | *{{flag|Latium}}: Knight of the Order of the Ram [[File:Red ribbon bar - general use.svg|50px]] | ||
*{{flag|Latium}}: Companion of the Order of National Achievement [[File:PRU Roter Adlerorden BAR.svg|50px]] | |||
*'' | *{{flag|Latium}}: Dame Grand Cross (formerly ''Commander'') of the Most Excellent Order of the Empire [[File:Army Good Conduct Medal ribbon.svg|50px]] | ||
*{{flag|Latium}}: Dame of the Sacred Order of the Golden Eagle [[File:AquilaRomana0.png|50px]] | |||
*{{flag|Latium}}: Dame of the Ancient Equestrian Order [[file:St.AlexanderOrder-ribbon.svg|50px]] | |||
====Foreign honors==== | |||
*{{flag|Sydalon}}: Lady of the Honorable Order of St Philip [[file:Kongens fortjenstmedalje.svg|50px]] | |||
==Ancestry== | ==Ancestry== | ||
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|8= 8. Thomas Vitruvius Count of Antium | |8= 8. Thomas Vitruvius Count of Antium | ||
|9= 9. Euphemia Claudia | |9= 9. Euphemia Claudia | ||
|10= 10. | |10= 10. Marcus Claudius-Eppius, Lord of Nola | ||
|11= 11. | |11= 11. Agnes Poppaea | ||
|12= 12. John Pompeius, Count of Frusina | |12= 12. John Pompeius, Count of Frusina | ||
|13= 13. Diana Mamilia | |13= 13. Diana Mamilia | ||
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|18= 18. [[Peter Claudius, Duke of Adrianople]] | |18= 18. [[Peter Claudius, Duke of Adrianople]] | ||
|19= 19. Leona Tullia | |19= 19. Leona Tullia | ||
|20= 20. | |20= 20. Flavius Claudius-Eppius, Lord of Nola | ||
|21= 21. | |21= 21. Candida Aurelia | ||
|22= 22. | |22= 22. Adrian Poppaeus, Viscount of Turonum | ||
|23= 23. | |23= 23. Basilia Tremellia | ||
|24= 24. Felix Pompeius, Count of Frusina | |24= 24. Felix Pompeius, Count of Frusina | ||
|25= 25. Anna Gavia | |25= 25. Anna Gavia | ||
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|28= 28. Arsenius Voconius, Duke of Acerrae | |28= 28. Arsenius Voconius, Duke of Acerrae | ||
|29= 29. Silvia Herennia | |29= 29. Silvia Herennia | ||
|30= 30. | |30= 30. Constantine Tullius | ||
|31= 31. | |31= 31. Anastasia Junia, Duchess of Rhenus | ||
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Revision as of 00:53, 10 April 2019
The Most Admirable The Lady Vitruvia IC DE DSA DCSI SFN EOV | |
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Spouse of the Consul of Latium | |
In office 7 April 1970 – 7 September 1974 | |
Monarch | Diana Augusta |
Consul | The Lord of Istropolis |
Preceded by | Gregoria Cocceia |
Succeeded by | Syagria Appuleia |
In office 23 March 1961 – 4 January 1966 | |
Preceded by | The Duchess of Adrianople |
Succeeded by | The Marchioness of Espo |
Personal details | |
Born | Damiane Vitruvia Christina Theodosia Zoe 23 October 1934 Adrianople, Latium |
Spouses | |
Children | 3 (inc. Zoe Verrucosa) |
Residence(s) | Villa d'Iulia Concordia, Utica |
Occupation | |
Damiane Vitruvia, Lady Vitruvia, IC EOV MCF ETCE MCA (Damiane Vitruvia Christina Theodosia; b. 23 October 1934) is a Latin noblewoman, businesswoman and wife of Felix Verrucosus, Lord of Istropolis, the former Consul of Latium. From 1945 until 1968 she was a member of Imperial court as a lady-in-waiting to Empress Diana Augusta. She also served as CEO of Verrucosus Holdings from 1983 until 1995, becoming the first woman to serve as an executive of a major Latin-based corporation. She is the maternal grandmother of Emperor Constantine XX.
Early life and education
Vitruvia was born on 23 October 1934 at Adrianople-Claudius Hospital, in Adrianople, to Zoe Pompeia and Thomas Vitruvius, 1st Marchis of Antium. She was the youngest of six children. She was primarily raised in Adrianople during her earliest years during her father's time as Chancellor of the Duchy of Adrianople. She made her first visit to Imperial court in Alexandria at the age of 7 in 1941. At the instance of her mother, Vitruvia was enrolled at Pescia Academy in Adrianople from 1941 until 1945 and the outbreak of the Social War.
During the Social War, Vitruvia became a junior lady-in-waiting to Latin Empress Diana Augusta as they were a similar age. Vitruvia spent most of her time in Castellum with Diana and Imperial court, though was forced to flee from the city on occasion. She was widely regarded as a trouble maker at court, regularly being reprimanded by older courtiers and, according to a courtier, on one occasion, by Jason Claudius, 36th Duke of Adrianople after her "dancing through the Aemelii suite caused coffee to spill and burn the Duke's hand". From 1945 until 1952, Vitruvia's education was handled by the same private tutors utilized by Empress Diana. Vitruvia is said to have been Diana's closet confidant during this period; they remain close friends to this day.
Vitruvia took an active role in Empress Diana's wedding, serving as a bridesmaid, and later coronation, where she and other ladies-in-waiting accompanied Diana along the procession through Alexandria.
Marriage and children
In 1952, Vitruvia was betrothed to Social War hero and Latin businessman Felix Verrucosus. They met few times before the betrothal, though according to a courtier she and Verrucosus were spotted in conversation and sharing a dance at a fall 1951 ball to commemorate the annual Transvectio Equitum festival, despite a wide age gap. Aside from Empress Diana, who at the time was engaged to Leo Claudius, Marchis Philadephia, Vitruvia was considered one of the most eligible young women at the event, and gained the attention of many nobles searching for bride for themselves or their sons. According to a biographer, at the time she believed Verrucosus "would have been as forgettable as any other man if he were not so brutish and low born".
Vitruvia and Verrucosus were married on 16 January 1953 at Basilica of the Blessed Virgin in Adrianople, in a ceremony that was highly attended for a non-royal wedding. As the daughter of a peer she chose not to take her husband's nomen, which is attributed to her father's desire for her to retain her own, more noteworthy name. She and Verrucosus would live in Colonia Augusta, outside of Castellum as Verrucosus continued to operate his fledging business, Verrucosus Enterprises.
When she was four months pregnant with her eldest son, John, she and her husband purchased Villa d'Iulia Concordia, in Utica, which had previously been the ancestral estate of the Sulpicii family and the Lords of Utica. She converted to Reformed Communion after the birth of her second child. The marriage ended after Verrucosus was assassinated in 1973, they had three children: John, Florentine, and Zoe.
In 1982, Vitruvia married Latin nobleman Constantine Julius; they remain married until his death in February 2015.
Work and politics
Spouse of the Consul
In 1961, Felix Verrucosus, Lord of Istropolis was appointed Consul following the resignation of Constantine Caprenius, Marchis of Espo, making Damiane the youngest Spouse of the Consul at 28 years old. During the first two years husband's Consulship, Damiane sparingly made public appearances, though was often spotted at the Palace of Augustus in lieu of staying at 20 Via Julia, the Consul's official residence. She was noted for her privacy during this period, and was the first spouse of the Consul to hire her own press secretary, strictly controlling her and her children's accessibility to the press. Damiane was widely cited as being key to the political relationship between her husband and Empress Diana Augusta due to her close friendship with the latter. "[Damiane] was one of the few individuals that Diana wholeheartedly trusted," according to staffers at the Consuls office and courtiers.
Vitruvia was considered a fashion trendsetter during her husband's consulship. She was occasionally propped up as a fashion icon rivaling Empress Diana Augusta, though she often downplayed this publicly and privately. During the latter end of her husband's first consulship, she served as a fashion consultant to Allectii fashion company.
On 7 September 1974, her husband was assassinated by Gelonian ultra-nationalist members of the GSB moments after taking the stage for a Castellum-based rally. Vitruvia was originally planned to attend the rally, though remained in Utica due to the flu, and morning sickness.
Business career
Vitruvia has been involved in various business and entrepreneurial ventures since her marriage to Felix Verrucosus, Lord of Istropolis. Initially, she served as a brand ambassador for Allectii, and later serving on its board of directors in 1971. She also served on the board of Verrucosus Holdings from 1973 until 1984, and again from 1995 until 2015. In 1983, CEO of Verrucosus Holdings Victor Popillius retired and Damiane was elected as his successor, and became the first female executive of a major Latin-based corporation.
As CEO of Verrucosus Holdings, Vitruvia continued Popilius's strategy of growing Verrucosus Holdings's entrance into the media market, and completed the finalization of the purchase of Delpha. She has been credited with expanding Verrucosus into the largest non-public network television, and cable television company in Latium, and one of the largest in the Belisarian Community. At the latter end of her tenure as CEO, Verrucosi Holdings was the largest mass media and telecommunications corporation in Latium. Vitruvia retired in 2001 as the longest-sitting CEO of Verrucosus Holdings, and was succeeded by her eldest son John Verrucosus, Duke of Perusia.
Accolades
Vitruvia served on the board of the Imperial Utica Orchestra, Utica Imperialis football and ice hockey clubs, and the National Endowment for Women. She received awards for woman of the year from the National Womens Council on six occasions (1983, 1985, 1986, 1989, 1990, 1995). She was awarded honorary degrees and doctorates from Castellum College, Castellum, University of Haenna, and the University of Utica. In 1993, she donated $12 million to the University of Utica for a new library, which bears her name
Titles, styles, honors and arms
- 23 October 1934 – 8 September 1959: Lady Damiane Vitruvia
- 8 September 1959 – 4 February 1994: The Most Admirable The Lady of Istropolis
- 4 February 1994 – present: The Most Admirable The Lady Vitruvia
Honors
- Latium: Knight of the Order of the Ram
- Latium: Companion of the Order of National Achievement
- Latium: Dame Grand Cross (formerly Commander) of the Most Excellent Order of the Empire
- Latium: Dame of the Sacred Order of the Golden Eagle
- Latium: Dame of the Ancient Equestrian Order
Foreign honors
- Sydalon: Lady of the Honorable Order of St Philip
Ancestry
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