Rome Emperor Claudius mother supposedly called him “a monstrosity of a human being

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Rome Emperor Claudius mother supposedly called him “a monstrosity of a human being, one that nature began and never finished,” and his sister is said to have prayed that Rome would never have to endure him becoming its emperor and if Claudius dozed off during dinner gatherings, guests were encouraged to pelt him “with the stones of olives and dates.”




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