Tiberius Gemellus
Also known as: Tiberius / Tiberius (grandson) / Tiberius (son of Drusus) / Tiberius by Drusus · Family: Julio-Claudian · Role: grandson of Tiberius · First appears: Tiberius 54
In 54, Drusus the Younger was Tiberius Gemellus’s parent, described as having “by his son Drusus one, named Tiberius.” By 62, Tiberius was hostile toward him, reportedly jealous of Caius and hating Tiberius “as having been conceived in adultery.”
About two years before the event recorded for 76, Tiberius appointed Tiberius Gemellus and Caligula, his two grandsons, joint heirs to his estate.
Relationship record
Life events
- Tiberius appointed Caius by Germanicus and Tiberius by Drusus joint heirs to his estate.(Tiberius 76)
Tiberius 54
- parent: Drusus the Younger “by his son Drusus one, named Tiberius”
Tiberius 62
- elder kin: Tiberius “he would have destroyed many more: and not have spared even the rest of his grandchildren: for he was jealous of Caius, and hated Tiberius as having been conceived in adultery.”
- enemies with Tiberius “and hated Tiberius as having been conceived in adultery”
Tiberius 76
- elder kin: Tiberius “He appointed his two grandsons, Caius by Germanicus, and Tiberius by Drusus, joint heirs to his estate;”
- parent: Drusus the Younger “He appointed his two grandsons, Caius by Germanicus, and Tiberius by Drusus, joint heirs to his estate;”
- with Tiberius (appointed as a joint heir) “He appointed his two grandsons, Caius by Germanicus, and Tiberius by Drusus, joint heirs to his estate;”
- with Caligula (joint heirs to the estate) “He appointed his two grandsons, Caius by Germanicus, and Tiberius by Drusus, joint heirs to his estate;”
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Extracted from the original text of The Lives of the Twelve Caesars. Made with Rho MD.