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古罗马的母亲不像古代其他地方或现代社会一样,对小孩有强烈的偏爱心理。她们与子女的关系相对比较淡泊,孩子不是她们生活的重心,甚至关系紧张的也不少见。而且,母亲对孩子们来说,主要是作为训导者和权威形象出现的。这也不像在古代其他地方或是现代,父亲作为一家之主,一般是家里的权威,严厉,是孩子的主要训教者,而母亲往往温柔,慈爱,和子女关系密切,是子女的同盟军。尽管罗马仍是一个父权制社会,但那种威严的父亲形象并不多见,相反,这样的母亲却屡见不鲜。
Unlike other places in ancient times or in modern society, ancient Roman mothers had a strong preference for children. Their relationship with their children is relatively indifferent, children are not the focus of their lives, and even tension is not uncommon. Moreover, mothers appear to their children primarily as mentors and authoritative figures. It is unlike the rest of ancient times or modern, where the father as the head of the family is generally the authority at home, the harsh, the principal trainer of the child, and the mother is often tender, loving, and child-friendly and is the child’s ally military. Although Rome is still a patriarchal society, the majestic father image is rare. On the contrary, such mothers are not uncommon.