To the Roman people, who was Germanicus often compared to?
Julius Caesar
Hannibal
Alexander the Great
King Arthur
Answer
Germanicus was often compared to Alexander the Great, who was also a young and charismatic leader who had conquered much of the known world. This comparison helped to legitimize Germanicus's own rule and to increase his popularity with the Roman people.
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What prominent Rome family did Germanicus officially become a member of as a result of his adoption?
Which of the legionary eagles lost during the battle was NOT retrieved by Germanicus?
What distinct attribute is Germanicus often noted for in addition to his military exploits?
Who was Germanicus great-uncle?
Whom is Germanicus the maternal grandfather of?
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