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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.
 
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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It is possible to detect a certain cynical sense of humor in Caligula's acts of madness and tyranny. For example, he raised his favorite horse [[Incitatus]] to the office of [[consul]], the highest political office in Rome
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It is possible to detect a certain cynical sense of humor in Caligula's acts of madness and tyranny. For example, he raised his favorite horse [[Incitatus]] to the office of [[consul]], the highest political office in Rome.
 
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Malcom McDowell starred in the Pent House movie Caligula.  It is complete trash and glorifies godless smut.  I hated this movie so much.  Praise Jesus.  
      
[[Category:Roman emperors]]
 
[[Category:Roman emperors]]
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