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Claudius
Roman emperor and historian, noted for his administrative reforms.
minor
Also known as Claudius Quadrigarius
First appearance: i
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In Book I: Mentioned as an example of a giver whose presents are preferred to his advice. Later, in Chapter XV: The Discretion of…
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