Claudius | Claudius was an awkward, unsightly man believed to be unfit for rule though he was an efficient administrator who made many reforms. Before his untimely death by his wife’s hands, he managed to improve the judicial system, conquer Britain, and strengthen Rome’s infrastructure.
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Claudius (10 BCE - 54 AD)Claudius was an awkward, unsightly man believed to be unfit for rule though he was an efficient administrator who made many reforms. Before his untimely death by his wife’s hands, he managed to improve the judicial system, conquer Britain, and strengthen Rome’s infrastructure.