FIGURE 5.3 THE MENU. HTML FILE WITH LINK.

FIGURE 5.3 

the menu. Html file with link.

The twelve Caesars

“the twelve Caesars” by Suetonius

Seutonius (or Gaius Suetonius Tranquillest) 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 works a significant contribution to the best-selling novel and television series “I, Claudius. “Suetonius’ work includes biographies of the following roman emperors:

§  Julius Caesar

§  Augustus

§  Tiberius

§  Gaius (Caligula)

§  Claudius

§  Nero

§  Galba

§  Otho

§  Vitellius

§  Vespasian

§  Titus

§  Domitian

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FIGURE 5.4 the Claudius.html page.

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