Tiberius Caesar

by George Philip Baker

13 chapters9h 59mEnglish1929

About this book

Baker presents an objective view of the life of Tiberius Caesar, the second emperor of Rome, and successor to Augustus. While covering the years from age thirteen to the emperor's death, the author considers issues of Augustus' succession, Tiberius' military career, and the challenging political aspects of the early Roman Empire. - Summary by Mark Harrington

Chapters (13)

1Preface; I - The Triumph of Augustus

3126

2II - The Causes and Results of the World-State

2717

3III - The Conquest of Germany

2686

4IV - The Survival of Julia's Third Husband

2667

5V - The Revolt of the North

2676

6VI - Tiberius Caesar

2379

7VII - The Military Mutinies

2873

8VIII - Germanicus

2781

9IX - Julia's Daughter

2791

10X - The Advent of the Tuscan

2931

11XI - The Entanglement of Julia's Children: and the Fall of the Tuscan

2749

12XII - The Old Man of Capri

2830

13XIII - The Legacy of Tiberius

2766

Tiberius Caesar

About this book

Chapters (13)

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