Claudius, who suffered from several disabilities, was not expected to become emperor of Rome. When he was elevated following the assassination of his nephew Caligula, things might have been expected to go from bad to worse. While the ancient accounts are critical of Claudius and his reign, modern analyses prefer a more balanced picture. […]
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