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So this doesn't apply specifically to emperors, but there is a fantastic chapter from A Companion to the Roman Empire edited by David S. Potter called "Sexuality in the Roman Empire" by Amy Richlin. I would highly recommend this as part of your research, if nothing else but to provide a general study in sexual attitudes of the time.