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Caligula's name was Gaius Julius Caesar Agusta Germanicus. He was given the nickname Caligula ("little boots") because as a child he wore his father Germanicus' boots around the military camp.
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The Emperor Gaius was, as a boy, sent by his father to live with the army to toughen him up. He was kitted out with a child's version of the soldiers' armour and equipment. The troops nicknamed the future Emperor 'little boots' due to his child size uniform. Soldiers' boots were called 'caligae'; the soldiers used the affectionate, diminutive form 'caligula', and the nickname stuck. I recommend Suetonius for more info.
Caligula was a boy. He was the 3rd emperor of the Roman Empire.
Roman emperors.
emperor Caligula
Caligula was a villain. he was an awful roman emporer who killed many people for no reason
Three Roman emperors.
About 1250 BC
Claudius.
The Roman Emperor Caligula made his horse, Incitatus, a government official by giving him a position of consul. Caligula's decision was seen as a sign of his extravagance and eccentric behavior during his reign.