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... Claudius was nicknamed ' the Gourd ' . Barry Baldwin ( LCM 18. 9 ( Nov. 1993 ) , 142-3 ) continued Hoyos ' observations emphasising Claudius ' final disposition in Hades from gambler with a bottomless dice - cup to secretary a ...
... Claudius was nicknamed ' the Gourd ' . Barry Baldwin ( LCM 18. 9 ( Nov. 1993 ) , 142-3 ) continued Hoyos ' observations emphasising Claudius ' final disposition in Hades from gambler with a bottomless dice - cup to secretary a ...
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... Claudius was a fool and didn't need death to make him one . The point is humiliation ; instead of becoming a god , Divus Claudius becomes a slave , a cucurbita . Copyright © 1996 John Scott Campbell John Aveline ( UBC ) Tacitus Annales ...
... Claudius was a fool and didn't need death to make him one . The point is humiliation ; instead of becoming a god , Divus Claudius becomes a slave , a cucurbita . Copyright © 1996 John Scott Campbell John Aveline ( UBC ) Tacitus Annales ...
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... Claudius , since Narcissus felt Claudius would be safe should Britannicus replace Nero in the succession . Although metum conveys a cogent sense and is , perhaps , more easy to understand , the possible gain in sense is not sufficient ...
... Claudius , since Narcissus felt Claudius would be safe should Britannicus replace Nero in the succession . Although metum conveys a cogent sense and is , perhaps , more easy to understand , the possible gain in sense is not sufficient ...
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A Footnote to Apocolocyntosis | 9 |
Paul Cooper U C L A Difficulty in Ovid Amores 1 1 | 20 |
Anthony Corbeill Kansas | 27 |
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