'''Germanicus''' (15 B.C. to 19 A.D) was a famous Roman of the Imperial family in the early Roman Empire. The son of [[Drusus I|Drusus]] and [[Antonia Minor|Antonia]] he had the bloodline of both Augustus and the Claudian line through Augustus' wife [[Livia]]. Immensely popular among the people of Rome, who followed each of his triumphs in pacifying the Germanic tribes after the disastrous [[Battle of the Teutoburg Forest]] in 9 A.D and re-establishing Roman control to the Rhine River. His great uncle Augustus had [[Tiberius]] adopt him as his son and heir to the Emperorship. According to [[Tacitus]], Germanicus was a Republican at heart. | '''Germanicus''' (15 B.C. to 19 A.D) was a famous Roman of the Imperial family in the early Roman Empire. The son of [[Drusus I|Drusus]] and [[Antonia Minor|Antonia]] he had the bloodline of both Augustus and the Claudian line through Augustus' wife [[Livia]]. Immensely popular among the people of Rome, who followed each of his triumphs in pacifying the Germanic tribes after the disastrous [[Battle of the Teutoburg Forest]] in 9 A.D and re-establishing Roman control to the Rhine River. His great uncle Augustus had [[Tiberius]] adopt him as his son and heir to the Emperorship. According to [[Tacitus]], Germanicus was a Republican at heart. |