This emperor captured Camulodunum and incorporated (*) Britain as a province, which led one of his sons to be named Britannicus.
This emperor exempted the people of Ilium from military service, on the grounds that they were the ancestors of the Romans. He refused to build temples to himself in Egypt, as described in his "Letter to the Alexandrians." As a scholar, he wrote a twenty-volume history of the Etruscans and an eight-volume text on the Carthaginians. This emperor captured Camulodunum and incorporated (*) Britain as a province, which led one of his sons to be named Britannicus. Suetonius claims that this emperor was controlled by his third wife Messalina and that he was murdered at the behest of his fourth wife Agrippina the Younger. For 10 points, name this Roman emperor who succeeded Caligula, and who inspired two Robert Graves novels.
This emperor exempted the people of Ilium from military service, on the grounds that they were the ancestors of the Romans.
Claudius [or Tiberius Claudius Drusus Germanicus, but do not prompt on any non-underlined part by itself]