Some provinces annexed during this man's reign included Noricum, Pamphylia, and Lykia. He built a new port dubbed Portus Augusti by his successor north of Ostia, and was rebelled against early on by the governor of Upper Illyricum, Marcus Scribonianus. He also returned Achaea and Macedonia to Senatorial control and, in governing his empire, relied heavily on freedmen such as Narcissus and Pallas. His third wife, the lover
Some provinces annexed during this man's reign included Noricum, Pamphylia, and Lykia. He built a new port dubbed Portus Augusti by his successor north of Ostia, and was rebelled against early on by the governor of Upper Illyricum, Marcus Scribonianus. He also returned Achaea and Macedonia to Senatorial control and, in governing his empire, relied heavily on freedmen such as Narcissus and Pallas. His third wife, the lover of Caius Silius, was executed for treason. This woman, Messalina, would be replaced by Agrippina. A writer of histories of the Etruscans and Carthage, FTP, name this Roman emperor who conquered Britain and succeeded Caligula.
Some provinces annexed during this man's reign included Noricum, Pamphylia, and Lykia.
Tiberius {Claudius} Caesar Augustus Germanicus