How did Emporer Claudius die?

Answer 1

The story is that Claudius liked to eat mushrooms, so Agrippina his 3rd wife, had a plate of them presented to him. After the poison taster Halotus tested the mushrooms she introduced a slow acting poison into them. Claudius retired after eating the mushrooms and during the night he became sick.

Fearing that Claudius might recover, she had the apocathery Xenophone mix a fast acting poison which she had put on the tip of a feather. She the gave the feather to Claudius to help him induce vomitting which she claimed would expel the cause of his sickness. He used the feather to tickle the back of his throat, gave a groan and slumped over dead.

Immediately after his death the Senate deified Nero who became the next Emporer of Rome.

Answer 2

Claudius died in his own bed in Rome. He was taken ill at dinner and was helped to his rooms where he died.

Claudius died in his own bed in Rome. He was taken ill at dinner and was helped to his rooms where he died.

Claudius died in his own bed in Rome. He was taken ill at dinner and was helped to his rooms where he died.

Claudius died in his own bed in Rome. He was taken ill at dinner and was helped to his rooms where he died.

Claudius died in his own bed in Rome. He was taken ill at dinner and was helped to his rooms where he died.

Claudius died in his own bed in Rome. He was taken ill at dinner and was helped to his rooms where he died.

Claudius died in his own bed in Rome. He was taken ill at dinner and was helped to his rooms where he died.

Claudius died in his own bed in Rome. He was taken ill at dinner and was helped to his rooms where he died.

Claudius died in his own bed in Rome. He was taken ill at dinner and was helped to his rooms where he died.

Answer 3

There was not a king Claudius. There were two Roman Emperors whose name was Claudius. Claudius died in 54 and Claudius Gothicus died in 270

Answer 4

Septimius Severus died in He Eboracum (York) after withdrawing from his campaign in Caledonia due to illness.

Answer 5

Claudius died in his own bed in Rome. He was taken ill at dinner and was helped to his rooms where he died.

Answer 6

The Roman Emperor Septimus Severus died in Britain. He fought there from 208 AD to 211 AD. In Britain he attempted to conquer Scotland. At that time it was called Caledonia.