I, Claudius by Robert Graves (Book Analysis)

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<i> I, Claudius</i> by Robert Graves, the fictionalised autobiography of the titular character, who unexpectedly became emperor in CE 41. Claudius was seen as a fool by his family and was sidelined from the power struggles at the heart of the imperial dynasty, which both kept him out of danger and enabled his rise, and made him a brilliant, insightful observer of the debauchery and turmoil of the early Roman Empire.
<i>I, Claudius</i> won the James Tait Black Memorial Prize and the Hawthornden Prize, and was followed by the acclaimed sequel
<i>Claudius the God</i>, which provides an account of Claudius’ time as emperor.

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