When he became commander of the eastern provinces, he was criticized for breaking the Augustan law against high-ranking Romans entering Egypt without permission.
This man entered cultural life by publishing a revision of Aratus's poem Phaenomena. During his time as commander of eastern provinces, this man elevated Zenon to the throne of Armenia as Artaxias III. At the death of Augustus, this man put down a mutiny among the troops in Pannonia, and he later supervised coastal operations during a campaign against Dalmatia. When he became commander of the eastern provinces, he was criticized for breaking the Augustan law against high-ranking Romans entering Egypt without permission. Plancina, the wife of the Syrian governor Piso, was soon thereafter accused of poisoning him, following his 19 A.D. death in Syria. This father of Agrippina the Younger and Caligula was, with his wife, Agrippina the Elder, viewed as a rival to Tiberius. For 10 points, name this likely successor to the Imperial throne who was nicknamed for his exploits across the Rhine.
This man entered cultural life by publishing a revision of Aratus's poem Phaenomena.
Germanicus Julius Caesar [or Nero Claudius Drusus Germanicus; don't prompt on or accept anything else]