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The Twelve Caesars
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”The Twelve Caesars” by Suetonius
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Seutonius (or Gaius Suetonius Tranquillus) was born circa A.D. 70
and died sometime after A.D. 130. He composed a history of the twelve
Caesars from Julius to Domitian (died A.D. 96). His work was a
significant contribution to the best-selling novel and television
series “I, Claudius.” Suetonius' work includes biographies of the
following Roman emperors:
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Julius Caesar
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Augustus
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Tiberius
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Gaius (Caligula)
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Claudius
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Nero
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Galba
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Otho
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Vitellius
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Vespasian
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Titus
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Domitian
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The list of menu items (Julius Caesar, Augustus, and so on) will be links to other pages.
For now, just type them as regular text; you turn them into links later.
The following is the second file,
claudius.html
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The Twelve Caesars: Claudius
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Claudius Becomes Emperor
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Claudius became Emperor at the age of 50. Fearing the attack of
Caligula's assassins, Claudius hid behind some curtains. After a guardsman
discovered him, Claudius dropped to the floor, and then found himself
declared Emperor.
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Claudius is Poisoned
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Most people think that Claudius was poisoned. Some think his wife
Agrippina poisoned a dish of mushrooms (his favorite food). His death
was revealed after arrangements had been made for her son, Nero, to
succeed as Emperor.
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