Clau‧di‧us /ˈklɔːdiəs/
(10 BC-54 AD) the emperor of Rome from AD 41 to 54, who made Britain part of the Roman Empire. Robert Graves wrote two popular books about Claudius's life, which were made into a British television programme called I, Claudius (1976).

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