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I, Claudius by Robert Graves

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Graves' seminal work, which is also well known from its British TV offering, is dense. It's not for those looking for nice light beach reading. I, Claudius is an exceedingly well-crafted history of the first four Emperors of the Roman Empire - roughly from 30 B.C. when Augustus rose to sole power, through Tiberius and Caligula, to 41 A.D. when Caligula is murdered, and Claudius is declared emperor...

 

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Thanks for your review. I've seen the British TV version and fell in love with I, Claudius. I will be purchasing and reading the book as soon as I finish the 4th installment from the Masters of Rome series as sort of a break before I start the 5th installment.

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I have a paperback of" I, Claudius" that I purchased at a Goodwill years ago. All this time I've been whining for something to read and had it all along. ;)

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