person
Tiberius Caesar
Tiberius
also: Tiberius, Ti. Caesar
Second Roman emperor (r. AD 14–37), son of Livia. He praised his dead son from the rostra without changing countenance, with Sejanus at his side.
Reading notes
- The Pumpkinification of the Divine Claudius §1 Tiberius Caesar
Second Roman emperor (r. AD 14–37); named, with Augustus, among those who 'went to the gods'.
- Consolation to Marcia §4 Tiberius
Son of Livia and second Roman emperor (r. AD 14–37).
- Consolation to Polybius §15 Tiberius Caesar
Tiberius, second Roman emperor (r. AD 14–37); he lost his brother Drusus the Elder and is praised for setting a measure to the army's mourning.
- On Benefits §2.7.2 Tiberius Caesar
Second Roman emperor (r. AD 14–37); his cold settling of Marius Nepos's debts is Seneca's example of a relief that is no benefit.
- On Benefits §5.25.2 Tiberius Caesar
The emperor Tiberius (reigned AD 14–37), who 'did not remember what he was' — disowning his pre-imperial acquaintances.
- On Providence §4.4 Tiberius Caesar
Tiberius, Roman emperor AD 14–37, under whose reign the gladiator Triumphus made his complaint.
- Moral Letters to Lucilius §2.21.4 Tiberius
The future emperor Tiberius (42 BC - AD 37); he married Vipsania, daughter of Agrippa and granddaughter of Atticus, and so stood to Atticus as the husband of his granddaughter.
- Moral Letters to Lucilius §108.22 Tiberius Caesar
The second Roman emperor (r. AD 14–37); his expulsion of 'foreign rites' (the suppression of Egyptian and Jewish cults, AD 19) is the setting in which Seneca dropped his vegetarianism.
- Natural Questions §1.15.5 Under Tiberius Caesar
The emperor Tiberius (r. AD 14–37); in his reign a faint nocturnal sky-glow over Ostia was mistaken for a fire.