Pallas advised this man to marry his last wife after he had executed his third wife for her mock marriage to the consul, Gaius Silius.
The early rule of this man saw the rebellion of Scribonianus in Dalmatia and "The Letter to the Alexandrians" defined this man's policy of tolerance towards Jews. This man's sister, Livillia, married Gaius Caesar and may have killed her own son at the behest of Sejanus. Pallas advised this man to marry his last wife after he had executed his third wife for her mock marriage to the consul, Gaius Silius. Pallas, along with Polybius and Narcissus were among the several freedmen in this man's retinue. Tutored as a child by Livy, this man authored now-lost histories of the Etruscans and the Carthaginians. This emperor's most famous military campaign saw a victory at Medway by Aulus Plautius and resulted in a parade at Colchester. Probably poisoned by his fourth wife, Agrippina, for ten points, name this stuttering Roman emperor, who conquered Britain and succeeded Caligula.
The early rule of this man saw the rebellion of Scribonianus in Dalmatia and "The Letter to the Alexandrians" defined this man's policy of tolerance towards Jews.
Tiberius {Claudius} Caesar Augustus Germanicus