On August 31st, in the year 12, the great-grandson of the Emperor Augustus was born.

By the time he was 25, he was the ruler of the Roman Empire and the most powerful man in the world.

As with other young people who have achieved absolute power at an early age,

he went completely nuts and became one of the worst rulers in history.

His reign of insanity resulted in him

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The man that history calls Caligula was born Gaius Julius Caesar Germanicus on August 31st in the year 12 in Antium, a coastal town south of Rome.

He was born into the highest echelon of Roman society, a member of the Julio-Claudian dynasty that dominated the early Roman Empire. His father was Germanicus, one of the most celebrated

military commanders of his generation and the adopted

son of Emperor Tiberius. Germanicius was widely popular with both the Roman populace and the

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