Caligula (disambiguation)

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Caligula was a Roman Emperor.

Caligula may also refer to:

In people

• Emperor Magus Caligula, the vocalist for black metal band Dark Funeral
• Caligula, a former ring name of a professional wrestler now known as Raziel

In other uses

• Caligula (moth), a genus of moth in the Saturniidae family
• Caligula (video game)

Film and theatre

• Caligula (film), a 1979 film about the emperor
• Caligula (play), a play written by Albert Camus
• Caligula, a tragedy (1698) written by John Crowne

Music

• Caligula (band), an Australian pop/rock band
• Caligula (musical), subtitled An Ancient Glam Epic, a rock musical written by Eric Svejcar

Albums

• Caligvla (Ex Deo album)
• Caligula (Anthony Jeselnik album), a 2013 album by comedian Anthony Jeselnik
• Caligula (film) soundtrack album
• Caligula Theme Music Lee Bannon 2014
• Caligula Hästpojken 2008
• Caligula spoken word album Albert Camus 2003

Songs

• "Caligula", song by Macy Gray Composed by Daryle Swann / Jeremy Ruzumna / Macy Gray
• "Caligula", Roberto Gerhard Electronic Explorations From His Studio & the BBC Radiophonic Workshop 1958-1967
• "Caligula", John Zorn Composed by John Zorn 2006 Moonchild
• "Caligula", by The Dickies from Second Coming (Dickies album) 1989
• "Caligula", by Speedy J Composed by Jochem Paap A Shocking Hobby 2000
• "Caligula", by DJ Irene / Reign Composed by George Centeno Irene Gutierrez Fearless (DJ Irene album) 2003
• "Caligula", by Skullflower Last Shot at Heaven
• "Caligula", by Modey Lemon from Modey Lemon (album)
• "Caligula", by The Legendary Pink Dots from Chemical Playschool 1+2

See also

• Caligola (music project), Italian artists' collective