Erhaltungsgrad: fragmentiert. Arme, Teile des Körpers, linker Fuß und Teile des Gewandes und des Hinterkopfes fehlen; der Kopf ist am Hals gebrochen; bestoßen sind Nase, linkes Auge, Ohrläppchen, oberer Rand des Diadems. Die Statue ist aus zwei vielleicht nicht zusammengehörigen Teilen von Sitzstatuen rekonstruiert.

p.135 Another colossal statue more securely identified as Livia offers a close, if not exact parallel, for the headgear: an enthroned figure from Leptis Magna that once appeared in a group with the deified Augustus, Tiberius, Claudius, and Messalina¹⁸⁰. The group must then be Claudian, datable to the time shortly after Livia’s deification, and like the Juno Ludovisi, it wears a high diadem (this time without floral decorations in relief) and a beaded band that encircles its base. She wears the middle-part coiffure, which this time is a little more conservatively rendered, without flamboyant drill-work. The hanging ends of the infula do not hang down the sides of the neck here as they do in the Juno Ludovisi, but nonetheless, the similarities between the headgear of the “Juno” and of the Leptis statue are compelling.