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I, Claudius

By: Robert Graves
Narrated by: Derek Jacobi
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Summary

 Here is a major new recording and the riveting account of Ancient Rome in all its madness and debauchery.

The politics of empire-building and the hypocrisies, back-stabbings, and corruptions of Rome's first family come to light. First published in 1934, the book retains a marvelously modern and often comic tone, and is written in the form of Claudius' autobiography. This is gripping stuff, read by one of our finest actors, who also starred as Claudius in the classic television series.

©2007 CSA Telltapes Ltd. (P)2007 CSA Telltapes Ltd. Biographical Fiction Classics Fiction Genre Fiction Literary Fiction Biography Ancient Rome Rome Ancient History
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A smart book which is well written and fabulously read by the actor which played Claudius In the TV production.

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An awesome historical soap opera which is still well worth a listen many years after it was first published.

A classic

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I love Sir Derek Jacobi, since I saw his performance in I Claudius, as a teenager. So began my love affair with his voice, listening to this book I was transported back to ancient Rome and the dangers and complexities of life there. Robert Graves and Derek Jacobi between them are master storytellers, don't miss out whatever you do.

An Actor Becomes A God

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I watched this when younger still great Derek Jacobi is and always will be Claudius

Great story

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It started slow for me but finds its stride as Caligula appears more and more. Will re-listen to get a better idea. Great narration from dear Derek Jacobi of a writer I’d like to know better.

Easily Digestible View of Rome at An Interesting Time

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