... lodged for some time constantly in the stable where their horses were kept. . . for this favorite animal, besides a marble stable, an ivory manger, purple housings, and a jeweled frontlet, he appointed a house, with retinue slaves...It is even said that he intended to make him consul." (289) Caligula's intelligence, lets make a horse the next consul. This is one of the most bizarre ... Caligula clearly demonstrates how truly insane he really is. Through out Caligula rein he wanted above all to be remembered, Suetonius states that he would often wish for "some terrible slaughter of his t...

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