I, ClaudiusKnopf Doubleday Publishing Group, 1989 M10 23 - 480 páginas Considered an idiot because of his physical infirmities, Claudius survived the intrigues and poisonings of the reigns of Augustus, Tiberius, and the Mad Caligula to become emperor in 41 A.D. A masterpiece. |
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... Piso to explain his disobedience of orders . He said that if there was no explanation of it but the same per- sonal animosity and discourtesy which he had shown in his speech at Athens , in his ungrateful remarks at Rhodes , and on ...
... Piso to explain his disobedience of orders . He said that if there was no explanation of it but the same per- sonal animosity and discourtesy which he had shown in his speech at Athens , in his ungrateful remarks at Rhodes , and on ...
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... Piso's messenger that , if current rumours were true , it was on Piso that he would have to inflict the vengeance that he had sworn for his dear brother's death , and that Piso would be ad- vised to keep away until he had plainly ...
... Piso's messenger that , if current rumours were true , it was on Piso that he would have to inflict the vengeance that he had sworn for his dear brother's death , and that Piso would be ad- vised to keep away until he had plainly ...
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Robert Graves. because they were sure that Tiberius would acquit Piso , whatever the evidence , and that they would later be rewarded for their part in the trial . Piso was pleased to be judged by Tiberius himself , because Sejanus had ...
Robert Graves. because they were sure that Tiberius would acquit Piso , whatever the evidence , and that they would later be rewarded for their part in the trial . Piso was pleased to be judged by Tiberius himself , because Sejanus had ...
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I, Claudius: From the Autobiography of Tiberius Claudius, Born B.C. 10 ... Robert Graves Vista de fragmentos - 1934 |
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