Francesco Lastrucci Tiberius decided to govern the empire from Capri in A.D. 27. Shown here is his Villa Jovis. Francesco Lastrucci The legendary domain of Homer's sirens, Capri has seduced many a ...

It was built by the Roman emperor Tiberius, who commissioned 12 villas on Capri in the hopes of creating a palace of peace and relaxation away from the chaos of Rome. Villa Jovis is the most ...

Only the youngest, Caligula, was spared. All this time, Tiberius did nothing. He was now an old man and had retreated to Capri, where he was safe from his enemies and could pursue a number of ...

A few years later, in 27 CE, Tiberius retired again, this time to Capri, fulfilling his imperial duties from a distance while trusting his young heirs, his mother Livia, and the praetorian prefect ...

at Capri island. Then they have an accident, and they knock their heads hard, losing conscience. They come awake in the times of the Roman Empire in Tiberius' villa.