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To this day, he is considered by many Christians to be the Antichrist, and the fabled passage in the Book of Revelations that discussed "the Number of the Beast" has been believed to be attributed to him. There are also suggestions that he may have been the bastard son of his maternal uncle, the psychotic emperor [[Caligula]], which may have been true, since Caligula did rape his sisters a number of times, one of whom was Nero's mother, Agrippina the Younger. | To this day, he is considered by many Christians to be the Antichrist, and the fabled passage in the Book of Revelations that discussed "the Number of the Beast" has been believed to be attributed to him. There are also suggestions that he may have been the bastard son of his maternal uncle, the psychotic emperor [[Caligula]], which may have been true, since Caligula did rape his sisters a number of times, one of whom was Nero's mother, Agrippina the Younger. | ||
==In culture== | |||
Nero also appears as the main antagonist in the film Quo Vadis played by [[wikipedia:Peter Ustinov|Peter Ustinov]] | |||
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