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AD 37-41 Was one of the most hated emperors, was killed by his own guards.
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Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus Germanicus, known as '''Caligula''', meaning 'little boots,' was the fifth emperor of Rome. Though historical accounts depict him as a brutal monster, engaging in horrendous and despicable behaviour, the historical accounts originate from senators who despised the empirical system.
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'''Caligula''' was [[Rome|Roman]] emporer from AD 37-41. He was one of the most hated emperors, and was killed by his own guards.
  
[[Image:Caligula.jpg]]
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Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus Germanicus, known as Caligula, meaning 'little boots,' was the fifth emperor of Rome. Though [[history|historical]] accounts depict him as a [[brutal]] monster, engaging in horrendous and despicable behavior, the historical accounts originate from [[senator]]s who despised the empirical system.
  
 
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Bust of Caligula

Caligula was Roman emporer from AD 37-41. He was one of the most hated emperors, and was killed by his own guards.

Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus Germanicus, known as Caligula, meaning 'little boots,' was the fifth emperor of Rome. Though historical accounts depict him as a brutal monster, engaging in horrendous and despicable behavior, the historical accounts originate from senators who despised the empirical system.