Univira

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Univira is the Latin name for a woman who was only married once .

In the Roman Empire , the separation of a marriage was usually only possible through death in the early Roman Republic , but was considered problem-free in the imperial era .

To be a “Univira” was considered particularly laudable and was also highlighted in grave inscriptions .