Publio Ovidio Nasone (43 a.C. - 18 d.C.), Ibis (en.);

Lucio Anneo Seneca (5 a.C. - 65), Apocolocyntosis, Oedipus;

Caio Petronio Arbitro (10 - 66), Satyricon [en.];

Giulia Agrippina Augusta (15 - 100), Octavia;

Plinio il Vecchio (23 - 79), Naturalis Historia 7 [en.];

Flavio Giuseppe (37-100), Antiquities of the Jews, War of the Jews (en.);

Geoffrey of Monmouth (1100-1155), History of the Kings of Britain.

Pietro Maria Franco (sec. XVI), Agrippina;

Matthew Gwinn (1558-1627), Nero;

Giovan Francesco Busenello (1598-1659), L'Incorononazione di Poppea;

Federico Malipiero (1603-1643), L'imperatrice ambiziosa;

Ferrante Pallavicino (1616-1644), Le due Agrippine;

Jean Racine (1639-1699), Britannicus;

Vincenzo Grimani (1655-1710), Agrippina; [disponibile a richiesta, in esclusiva]

Thomas Gray (1716-1771), Agrippina, a Tragedy;

Vittorio Alfieri (1749-1803), Ottavia;

A.J. Talbot, One evening at Nero’s : or shall Agrippina Drown? : a comedy in one act, 1937.

Guglielmo Ferrero, The Women of the Caesars, 1911; [a modern exiled by a modern Nero]

Fabio Pittorru, Agrippina Imperatrice, 1986; [Omaggio a Pittorru]

Furio Sampoli, Agrippina, la donna dei Cesari, 1988; Le grandi donne di Roma antica, 2003;

Anthony Barrett, Agrippina: Sex, Power, and Politics in the Early Empire, 1996.

Voltaire, De Néron et d’Agrippine, 1768;

Diderot, Essai sur les Règnes de Claude et de Néron, 1779;

C.T., Epicharis: or, The secret history of the conspiracy of Piso against Nero. In which is displayed the real character of Agrippina, and Nero's infamous behaviour to Octavia, his wife, 1806;

Maximillian Schele De Vere, The Great Empress. A portrait, 1870; [a biographical account of Agrippina, the Younger, wife of the Emperor Claudius]

Polydore Hochart (H. Dacbert), Sénèque et la mort d'Agrippine, 1884;

R. Raffay, Die Memoiren der Kaiserin Agrippina, 1884;

AA.VV., A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities, 1890; ["Corona"]

Friedrich Ladek, De Octavia praetexta, 1891;

W. Warde Fowler, Was the Flaminica Dialis Priestess of Juno?, 1895;

Harry Thurston Peck, Dictionary of Classical Antiquities, 1898; ["Fratres Arvales"]

Rodolfo Lanciani, New Tales of Old Rome, 1901;

Eugéne Bacha, Le Génie de Tacite. La création des Annales, 1906;

Carlo Pascal, Seneca, 1906;

Walton Brooks McDaniel, Bauli, the Scene of the Murder of Agrippina, 1910;

AA.VV., Gray’s return and Correspondence with West; The Agrippina Fragment, 1921;

Ettore Pais, Storia della Sardegna e della Corsica durante il dominio romano, 1923;

L. Hermann, Octavie. Tragédie prétexte, 1924;

B.R. Motzo, I commentari di Agrippina madre di Nerone, 1927;

Grace Harriet Macurdy, Vassal-Queens and Some Contemporary Women of the Roman Empire, 1939;

A.H. Krappe, La fin d'Agrippine, 1940;

H.G. Mullens, The Women of the Caesars, 1942;

Berthe M. Marti, Seneca's Apocolocyntosis and Octavia: A Diptych, 1952;

Francesco Giancotti, Seneca amante d'Agrippina?, 1953;

Francesco Giancotti, L’Octavia attribuita a Seneca, 1954;

William Hardy Alexander, The Communique to the Senate on Agrippina's Death, 1954;

Armando Salvatore, L'immortalité des femmes et la décadence de l'empire selon Tacite, 1954;

H. Schmitz, Die Kaiserin Agrippina als Patronin der Colonia Agrippinensium, 1955;

J. Blazquez Martínez, Cabeza de Agrippina, de Medina Sidonia, 1956;

P.J. Bicknell, Agrippina's Villa at Bauli, 1963;

Giovanni D'Anna, Osservazioni sulle fonti della morte di Agrippina Minore, 1963;

Denis Henry - B. Walker, Tacitus and Seneca, 1963;

Alain Michel, Tacite et le destin de l'Empire, 1966;

Alexis Dawson, Whatever happened to Lady Agrippina?, 1969;

J. Hind, The Death of Agrippina and the Finale of the Oedipus of Seneca, 1972;

R. Katzoff, Where was Agrippina murdered?, 1973;

C.E. Manning, Seneca and the Stoics on the Equality of the Sexes, (1973);

Alessandra Chiarelli, "L'incoronazione di Poppea" o "Il Nerone": Problemi di filologia testuale", 1974;

R.D. Scott, The Death of Nero's Mother, 1974;

J. Clack, To those who fell on Agrippina's Pen, 1975;

Anthony Marshall, Tacitus and the Governor's Lady: A Note on Annals iii. 33-4, 1975;

Elaine Fantham, Virgil's Dido and Seneca's Tragic Heroines, 1975;

F. Semi, La maschera e il volto di Tacito, 1975;

Martin E. Carbone, The "Octavia": Structure, Date, and Authenticity, 1977;

Reinhard Strohm, Handel, Metastasio, Racine: The Case of 'Ezio', 1977;

Harold Y. McCulloch Jr., Literary augury at the end of Annals XIII, 1980;

L. Menaut, Une femme de tête, Agrippine, 1981;

David Braund, Treasure-Trove and Nero, 1983;

B.W. Jones, Agrippina and Vespasian, 1984;

Ellen Rosand, Seneca and the Interpretation of "L'Incoronazione di Poppea", 1985;

R.J. Edgeworth, Nero the Bastard, 1986;

Cesare Letta, L'aborto di Agrippina o della fantasia epigrafica, 1986;

C. Monteleone, Alle radici di una tragedia tacitea, 1988;

Susan Wood, Memoriae Agrippinae: Agrippina the Elder in Julio-Claudian Art and Propaganda, 1988;

Fabrizio Fabbrini, Tacito tra storiografia e tragedia, 1989;

I. Lana, Introspicere in Tacito, 1989;

J. Christes, Elemente der Mündlichkeit in der taciteischen Erzählung der Ermorderung Agrippinas (Ann. 14.1-13), 1990;

L. Muller, La mort d'Agrippine, la peinture tragique de Tacite, 1991;

S.J. Epstein, More Speech and Allusion in Tacitus' Annales XIV, 1992;

Pierre Grimal, Mémoires d'Agrippine, 1992;

Werner Eck, Agrippina, die Stadtgründerin Kölns. Eine Frau in der frühkaiserzeitlichen Politik, 1993;

Massimo Fini, Nerone, Duemila anni di calunnie, 1993;