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Incitatus a fost calul favorit al împăratului roman Caligula (care a domnit în perioada 37-41 AD). Numele lui este un adjectiv latin care înseamnă „rapid” sau „năvalnic”. Potrivit lui Suetonius , în Viețile celor doisprezece cezari (121 AD), Incitatus avea un grajd de marmură , cu o iesle de fildeș , pături violete și un ham cu pietre prețioase.
4 oct. 2023 · Incitatus wasn’t just any horse; he was treated with extraordinary luxuries. Historical accounts, especially from writers like Suetonius, detail some of these indulgences:
20 sept. 2022 · Incitatus was Spain’s favourite racehorse of Emperor Caligula, whom he made consul of Rome. According to Suetonius, the animal had 18 servants for itself, he lived in a marble stable, walked in a harness decorated with precious stones and dressed in purple, and ate from an ivory manger. In the end, the horse was given a furnished home and ...
27 juin 2024 · Extract. One of the most famous allegations made against the emperor Caligula was that he had intended to appoint his favourite horse, Incitatus, as consul. While Suetonius and Cassius Dio both preserve this allegation, neither explains the basis for it, what exactly Caligula had said or done to lead those about him to believe that this is what ...
Incitatus was the prized stallion of emperor Caligula. Very few people know that he is actually capable of full speech. Centuries later he became Caligula‘s enforcer when Triumvirate Holdings was formed. He was later killed along with a group of Pandai by the Meliai. Caligula was said to have tried to elect Incitatus as part of his consul while dressing him up in senatorial purple. He also ...
Incitatus (prononciation latine : ɪŋkɪˈtaːtʊs , signifiant « rapide » ou « au grand galop ») est le nom du cheval favori de l' empereur romain Caligula, qui régna de 37 à 41. Cet article est une ébauche concernant la Rome antique. Vous pouvez partager vos connaissances en l’améliorant ( comment ?) selon les recommandations des ...
David Woods. Classical Quarterly 64 (2014), 772-777. The famous allegation that Caligula had wished to appoint his horse Incitatus ('Rapid') as consul represents a misunderstanding of a joke that he had made at the expense of Asinius Celer, suffect consul in AD38, based on the fact that his nomen gentilicium derives from the noun asinus (‘ass ...
