A mental warm-up.

We're waiting, we're waiting.
I'm mainly interested in how he summoned lightning. He seemed to be afraid of lightning and hid under the bed.
Everything else is clear... although calling Caligula generous requires a serious mental breakdown. :smile04:
"conquered the ocean" - was it not the ocean, but the sea, more precisely the bay between Baiae and the Puteolan pier, when he built an artificial bridge there and rode across it on a horse?

Actually, when Caligula declared himself a god, he decided to show that he was more powerful than Jupiter, ordering the construction of machines that would make a sound similar to thunder. The common people really thought it was thunder. And somehow, lightning too, but that's a mystery to me.
Regarding "conquered the ocean," it referred to his "duel" with Poseidon, the god of the seas and oceans. He ordered his soldiers to throw spears into the water, declared his victory, and said, "Today, you have all witnessed how the supreme God Caligula conquered the ocean." Something like that