How could someone as based as Germanicus be forgotten?
He didn't conquer much.
>>583865
It wasn't the scale of his conquest, it was the fact he was a borderline genocidal madman who accomplished what no other Roman commander could which distinguishes him.
>Inb4 Every Roman commander was a genocidal madman
>>583876
>Last non emperor to be given a triumph
>Augustus wanted to make him his successor
>Praetorian guard offer to overthrow Tiberius to install him as Emperor
>After his assassination, divine justice results in his descendants being Tyrants and fucking over Rome
Completely based
Because Germanicus' friends, allies, and patrons weren't dumb enough to eulogise him under Tiberius. And he didn't really do much beside die out in Asia, thus leading to a great bit in Tacitus.
Relating to the thread title, Sulla I guess.
Herod the Great had a pretty good military history from what I recall