04-05-2005, 08:38 PM
Came upon an interesting web site and thought that it might be of passing interest to some of the members here.<br>
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From the site introduction:<br>
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The goal of the I, CLAVDIVS PROJECT is to create a web resource which provides source materials and analysis for the BBC production of I, Claudius. Each episode is documented to show what is supported by ancient evidence or by the Graves novels and what is not. The site also includes resources and analysis on other topics relating to the emperor Claudius: his coinage, the imperial cult, and evaluations of Claudius and of his health.<br>
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The I, CLAVDIVS PROJECT began as a collaborative web effort produced First Semester 1998-9 at Saint Anselm College by members of the CL50: Latin Biography Seminar. It premiered January 24, 1999.<br>
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Perhaps this is old news, but in case there are any interested the link is:<br>
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www.anselm.edu/internet/c...index.html<br>
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Narukami<br>
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From the site introduction:<br>
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The goal of the I, CLAVDIVS PROJECT is to create a web resource which provides source materials and analysis for the BBC production of I, Claudius. Each episode is documented to show what is supported by ancient evidence or by the Graves novels and what is not. The site also includes resources and analysis on other topics relating to the emperor Claudius: his coinage, the imperial cult, and evaluations of Claudius and of his health.<br>
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The I, CLAVDIVS PROJECT began as a collaborative web effort produced First Semester 1998-9 at Saint Anselm College by members of the CL50: Latin Biography Seminar. It premiered January 24, 1999.<br>
<br>
<br>
Perhaps this is old news, but in case there are any interested the link is:<br>
<br>
www.anselm.edu/internet/c...index.html<br>
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<br>
Narukami<br>
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