Roman Dig Backs Ancient Writers' Portrait of Megalomaniac Caligula
Ruins reveal ruler extended palace into Forum temple. British and American archaeologists digging in the Roman Forum said yesterday they had uncovered evidence to suggest that the emperor Caligula really was a self-deifying megalomaniac, and not the misunderstood, if eccentric, ruler that modern scholars have striven to create.| Comments on article "Roman Dig Backs Ancient Writers' Portrait of Megalomaniac Caligula" | ||||||||||||
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