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Calvia Crispinilla
Calvia Crispinilla (fl. c. 54) was a Roman Imperial courtier.
==Life==
Calvia Crispinilla was possibly of African origins. She was a favourite of the emperor Nero, serving as "mistress of the Imperial wardrobe" at the palace. A noblewoman of unknown lineage, she was considered to have great power and influence, having accompanied Nero and his third wife Statilia Messalina to Greece at 66.〔 She was seen as a greedy and rapacious by her contemporaries. Tacitus called Calvia Crispinilla a "tutor in vice" (''magistrate libidinum'') of Nero.〔〔Champlin, 2005, p.146〕 When Nero married the young castrated boy Sporus〔 in 67, he made her the "mistress of wardrobe" of Sporus (''epitropeia ten peri estheta'').〔
By 68–69, after changing her political associations, Crispinilla was said to be the instigator of the unsuccessful revolt of Lucius Clodius Macer in Africa. She was subsequently credited with being behind the defection of Galba from Nero.〔〔
After Nero's death, Calvia Crispinilla was married to Sextus Traulus Montanus, a wealthy senator. During Otho's brief period as emperor there was a public outcry for her execution but Otho seems to have protected her, and she survived unscathed.〔
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