He believed himself to be a living god, specifically Jupiter, and demanded worship [1, 22]. Assassination:
One of the most bizarre entries in the Caligula index is his "invasion" of Britain. Upon reaching the English Channel, he supposedly ordered his soldiers to gather seashells, calling them "plunder from the ocean" after a failed attempt to cross. Modern historians suggest this may have been a disciplinary measure to humiliate a mutinous army. 6. Assassination and Damnatio Memoriae index of caligula
ROOT ACCESS: GRANTED. TO SEVER, DECLARE: “THE HORSE DOES NOT CONSUL.” He believed himself to be a living god,