Caligula - The Deviant Emperor 1997

The text provides an overview of the life and activities of the Roman emperor Caligula. It describes his interactions with his favorite horse, Incitatus, and the treatment he receives from his female slaves, which includes washing, grooming, and sexual favors.

In a senate meeting, Caligula displays disrespect toward the senators, making threats regarding appointing his horse to a prominent position. A diversion comes in the form of a visit from German princess Brunhilde, followed by friends from Greece, Demetrius and Jason, who participate in a ballgame that escalates into an orgy. Caligula then invites them to an Egyptian brothel, but their visit is short-lived, leading him to feel isolated again. Brunhilde and his slaves return to provide comfort to the emperor.

The latter part of the text includes explicit scenes and descriptions of sexual activities involving multiple characters, but this content is not relevant to the summary of Caligula's life.

Overall, the content illustrates the lavish and indulgent lifestyle of Caligula, filled with moments of pleasure and episodes of loneliness.