I, Claudius
With his limp, his stammer, and his partial deafness, Claudius was seen as the runt of the imperial Roman litter. Because of his infirmities, he managed to survive the horrible purges of his uncle, Tiberius, as well as the tumultuous reign of his mad, megalomaniacal nephew, Caligula, to take the throne himself in AD 41.
With his limp, his stammer, and his partial deafness, Claudius was seen as the runt of the imperial Roman litter. Because of his infirmities, he managed to survive the horrible purges of his uncle, Tiberius, as well as the tumultuous reign of his mad, megalomaniacal nephew, Caligula, to take the throne himself in AD 41.
With his limp, his stammer, and his partial deafness, Claudius was seen as the runt of the imperial Roman litter. Because of his infirmities, he managed to survive the horrible purges of his uncle, Tiberius, as well as the tumultuous reign of his mad, megalomaniacal nephew, Caligula, to take the throne himself in AD 41.
