The narrator of this novel writes a hidden message in milk to a man who he had thought was dead, and his betrothed, Camilla, is killed with a poisoned needle on their wedding day.
In this novel, a soldier called Roach kills a man with a "rabbit-blow." The narrator of this novel is the author of How To Win At Dice, but his presentation of his recent writings ends in disaster when a fat man breaks a chair. The narrator of this novel writes a hidden message in milk to a man who he had thought was dead, and his betrothed, Camilla, is killed with a poisoned needle on their wedding day. Pollio advises the title character to play the fool in order to stay alive, and in this novel Postumus is among the victims of the scheming Livia. It is prophesied to the narrator that this work will be discovered in nineteen centuries, and this novel ends with the stammering narrator becoming emperor after the assassination of Caligula. For 10 points, name this novel by Robert Graves.
In this novel, a soldier called Roach kills a man with a "rabbit-blow.
I, Claudius