This man's wife notoriously outlasted Rome's greatest prostitute in 24-hour bang-a-thon, leading him to replace Valeria Messalina with Agrippina the Younger, and he was supposedly declared emperor while cowering in a corner after Praetorian guards had done in Caligula.
This man sunk the ship used to transport the Vatican Obelisk in order to create Portus, a harbor outside Ostia, and divided the province of Mauretania into Caesariensis and Tingitana. He appealed to his family's origins as truce-seeking Sabines in a speech arguing that sufficiently wealthy Gauls should be eligible for the Senate, as inscribe on the Lyon Tablet. The battles of Medway and Caer Caradoc took place after this man ordered a campaign under (*) Aulus Plautius, though he granted clemency to opposing commander Caractacus. This man's wife notoriously outlasted Rome's greatest prostitute in 24-hour bang-a-thon, leading him to replace Valeria Messalina with Agrippina the Younger, and he was supposedly declared emperor while cowering in a corner after Praetorian guards had done in Caligula. Noted for the conquest of Britannia, for 10 points, name this predecessor of Nero and subject of a series of books by Robert Graves.
This man sunk the ship used to transport the Vatican Obelisk in order to create Portus, a harbor outside Ostia, and divided the province of Mauretania into Caesariensis and Tingitana.
Tiberius {Claudius} Caesar Augustus Germanicus [do not accept “Hercules, My Shipmate”]