imperial

Nero Claudius Drusus, often relegated to the periphery of Julio-Claudian narratives as “Tiberius’ brother,” demands a bolder brushstroke on the canvas of history. His vibrant, albeit truncated, life transcends the label of mere appendage. Drusus was, in truth, a sculptor of shadows, shaping the dynasty’s ascent with a potent blend of military brilliance, political finesse, Continue reading