Tacitus
tells that Nero, after he’d had his mother killed, had her remains burned so
that she would never have a tomb; successively, her servants in sign of
affection, dedicated a tomb to her memory that was on the road to Miseno. Based
on this, the tradition has identified the “tomb of Agrippina” in the ruins
that are on the beach at Bacoli; those ruins though, are instead a
theatre-nymphaeum, part of a seaside villa that is now almost completely lost.
Sepulchre of Agrippina – F. Morghen – XV111 century