After marrying the daughter of Gnaeus Corbulo, this man honored Minerva by featuring her image on all of his coins and Jupiter by founding the Capitoline Games.
After marrying the daughter of Gnaeus Corbulo, this man honored Minerva by featuring her image on all of his coins and Jupiter by founding the Capitoline Games. He is regarded as a poor military commander, but this did not prevent him from engaging in two Pannonian Wars and, with the help of his praetorian prefect Cornelius Fuscus, two wars with the Dacians. He took the unprecedented step of declaring himself perpetual censor, angering the Senate, and was revolted against by Antonius Saturninus. A reputed persecutor of Christians and Jews, he was assassinated and replaced as emperor by Nerva. FTP, name this last Flavian Emperor, the son of Vespasian and brother of Titus.
After marrying the daughter of Gnaeus Corbulo, this man honored Minerva by featuring her image on all of his coins and Jupiter by founding the Capitoline Games.
{Domitian} (Titus Flavius Domitianus)