One scene in this work features an owl hooting five times, which is a prophecy for the number of days a certain character has left to live.
One scene in this work features an owl hooting five times, which is a prophecy for the number of days a certain character has left to live. The protagonist is later informed by his wife that an astrological prophecy predicts death unless he divorces. After winning the battle of Brentwood Hill, the protagonist achieves the titular honor before he is finally killed by his wife, Agrippinilla. FTP, name this Robert Graves work, the second work about a certain Roman emperor. 
One scene in this work features an owl hooting five times, which is a prophecy for the number of days a certain character has left to live.
Claudius the God (do not accept I, Claudius)