Tiberius

Tiberius Julius Caesar (42 BC-37 AD) was emperor of Rome from 14 to 37. Together with his first wife Vipsania Agrippina he was the father of Julius Caesar Drusus. He was the stepson and adopted son of emperor Augustus.

Portraits edit

Musée Saint-Raymond, Toulouse
Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, Copenhagen
Bust at the Louvre
Palazzo Massimo, Rome.
Hermitage Museums
Romisch-Germanisches, Cologne
Reworked from a bust of Augustus, Albert Museum
From Termes (Spain). M.A.N., Madrid.
Colossal head, Veies
Museo archeologico, Florence
Grand Palais, Paris
Louvre bust (copy)
Crowned bust, Louvre.

Statues edit

Statue at the Louvre
Vatican Museum
Heroic statue, Naples
From Paestum, M.A.N., Madrid.

Coinage edit

Aureus, AD 15–18
Aureus, AD 37
As, AD 27
As depicting Tiberius with Nero and Drusus Caesar.
Tiberius with Divus Augustus, tetradrachm from Alexandria
Denarius, 16 AD
Aureus, 16 AD
Aureus, 24 AD

Miscellaneous edit

From the 15th c. Mutinensis gr. 122

Inscriptions and reliefs: Roman Egypt edit

Cartouche with the name of Tiberius at Medamud
Relief of Tiberius at Kom-Ombo Temple
Relief of Tiberius at Kom-Ombo Temple
Relief of Tiberius at Esna Temple

Maps edit

The campaign of Tiberius and Domitius Aenobarbus during 3 BC - 6 AD under Augustus.
Germanicus' military campaign in 14 A.D.
Germanicus' military campaign in 15 A.D.
Germanicus' military campaign in 16 A.D.
Roman Empire at the time of Tiberius from 14 to 37 A.D.
Teutoburgus' battle (9 A.D.)
Idistaviso's battle (16 A.D.)
Angrivari's Vallum battle (16 A.D.)
Dalmato-pannonic revolt: 6 A.D.
Dalmato-pannonic revolt: 7 A.D.
Dalmato-pannonic revolt: 8 A.D.
Dalmato-pannonic revolt: 9 A.D.