This man sent Gnaeus Domitius Corbulo on a successful expedition to subdue the Parthian Tiridates, who had made himself king of Armenia.
This man sent Gnaeus Domitius Corbulo on a successful expedition to subdue the Parthian Tiridates, who had made himself king of Armenia. This man's reign endured insurrections in Britain under Boudicea and, later in Gaul under Vindex. This ruler's attempt to build a (*) canal near Corinth nearly bankrupted his empire. Early on, this ruler was aided by Seneca, who later died in the Pisonian Conspiracy aimed at this Roman emperor. This son of Agrippina the Younger would ultimately be crucified, leading to the Year of the Four Emperors. For 10 points identify this last Julio-Claudian emperor who apocryphally fiddled as Rome burned in 64 CE.
This man sent Gnaeus Domitius Corbulo on a successful expedition to subdue the Parthian Tiridates, who had made himself king of Armenia.
{Nero} Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus