Tiberius Caesar #40 – I’M NOT DEAD YET

Tiberius Caesar #40 – I’M NOT DEAD YET

In March 37 CE, aged seventy-seven years, four months, and nine days, of which time he had been emperor twenty-two years, seven months, and seven days, Tiberius Caesar Divi Augusti filius Augustus fell ill and died. OR DID HE? ...
Tiberius Caesar #39 – The Death Of Agrippina

Tiberius Caesar #39 – The Death Of Agrippina

Sejanus decided to remove the next in line of Germanicus’ heirs, Drusus, and finally married Livia Julia, the widow of the other Drusus, son of Tiberius. He also became Tiberius’ official partner in power – in 31CE Tiberius took his fifth...
Tiberius Caesar #38 – The Crash Of Rome

Tiberius Caesar #38 – The Crash Of Rome

Sejanus decided to remove the next in line of Germanicus’ heirs, Drusus, and finally married Livia Julia, the widow of the other Drusus, son of Tiberius. He also became Tiberius’ official partner in power – in 31CE Tiberius took his fifth...
Tiberius Caesar #37 – Secret Orgies

Tiberius Caesar #37 – Secret Orgies

Sejanus decided to remove the next in line of Germanicus’ heirs, Drusus, and finally married Livia Julia, the widow of the other Drusus, son of Tiberius. He also became Tiberius’ official partner in power – in 31CE Tiberius took his fifth...
Tiberius Caesar #36 – The Fall Of Sejanus

Tiberius Caesar #36 – The Fall Of Sejanus

Sejanus decided to remove the next in line of Germanicus’ heirs, Drusus, and finally married Livia Julia, the widow of the other Drusus, son of Tiberius. He also became Tiberius’ official partner in power – in 31CE Tiberius took his fifth...
Tiberius Caesar #35 – Unnatural Passions

Tiberius Caesar #35 – Unnatural Passions

Shortly after Livia’s death, Tibbo wrote a letter to the senate attacking both Agrippina and Nero. They were prosecuted by Aulus Avillius Flaccus – the future prefect of Egypt, which leads Cam into a sidenote about Flaccus’ treatment of the Jews in...