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Yeah, it seems to be missing a precious stone on top - wonder what sort/ color ?/.

Here's some interesting factors to consider when it comes to Caligula:
He improved life for the average Roman by removing unnecessary taxes, he improved infrastructure which led to more import of grain from Egypt, he also improved public transportation.

All in all, he was a good emperor but mainstream historians deem him as a 'mad man', how come?

Well, as it turns out, Caligula wasn't much of a friend to the jews. He wanted to erect a statue of himself in the temple and I suspect he did this because he grew tired of their arrogance and wanted to piss them off, probably knowing they would rebel and thus use it as a pretext to put them in their place, like what happened later in 70 A.D.

Here's a quote from jewish virtual library about this ordeal;



Notice how no one else had an issue with Caligula erecting a statue of himself, only the kikes had an issue with it and was ready to rebel. Caligula was ready to invade Jerusalem and destroy their temple but cohencidentally he was murdered before such an order could be carried out.

I think it's pretty obvious why Caligula has been demonized so heavily in (((mainstream history books))). He made life better for the people while at the same time was opposed to (((them))), who else in recent history have done that and have been heavily demonized for it?

idk man....look how history will remember St Floyd. A poor dindu who was murdered by the police. Not an ex-felon that held a gun to a pregnant woman's belly, tried to pass counterfeit bills, resisted arrest, and died of a fentanyl overdose.......that is the history for the majority.