Gaius Julius Caesar Germanicus was born on August 31st 12 AD (Barber 26). The exact birthplace of the future emperor is disputed. Suetonius, and other historians believe that it was Antium (Tranquillus 152). ... the year 69 AD. Gaius was a very well educated and important historian. He was most famous for the above-noted book and specifically to be the first person to record Julius Caesar's epileptic seizures. One would find this historian very creditable because of the time period he lived in and how close it was to the reign of Caligula. The documents and ... ...

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Genius, noble, commanding, merciful, victor, Father of Rome, and god are just a few of the terms used in reference to many of the great Caesars. From Julius Caesar down to Domitian. However not all the above-mentioned emperors were composed of high-quality. One stands out among the rest, not for his values and strength but rather is ... ...

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... Britain. The army welcomed the challenge and relished the idea of victory in Britain, because a similar plan had failed during Caligula's reign. "The dream of conquering it was one of Julius Caesar's legacies (Levick, pg.139)." As a result, the honor and glory associated with the conquest of Britain was clear to the people of the empire. Claudius recognized this and took clear ... ...

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