This novel's plot is the basis for that of Empire of the Atom by A. E. van Vogt.
This novel's plot is the basis for that of Empire of the Atom by A. E. van Vogt. A character in this novel gives another a love potion which is actually a strong aphrodisiac, causing her to have affairs left and right and ultimately get exiled to an island. A number of characters in this novel are described as "crab apples" on the protagonist's family tree. The narrator of this novel is told that he will "speak clear" nineteen hundred years in the future, and learns to love history from his tutor (*) Athenodorus. Its protagonist's future is foreshadowed when a wolf cub falls into his arms as a child. Many characters consider this novel's narrator unfit to rule because of his stammer and general sickliness, but he ends up taking power after the assassination of Caligula. For 10 points, name this Robert Graves novel about a Roman emperor
This novel's plot is the basis for that of Empire of the Atom by A. E. van Vogt.
I, Claudius 