NERO

NERO


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Camelot Lancelot Franco___
Camelot actor Franco
Camelot co-star
Fiery emperor
Green Lantern villain
I
Quo Vadis character
Quo Vadis emperor
Quo Vadis heavy
Quo Vadis meanie
Quo Vadis role
Quo Vadis subject
Quo Vadis? character
Quo Vadis? emperor
Quo Vadis? figure
Quo Vadis? tyrant
Scratch My Bach composer Peter
Star Trek (2009) villain
Star Trek villain played by Eric Bana
Summer of 42 pianist Peter
The Remorse of ___ After the Murder of His Mother (John William Waterhouse painting)
Unholy Roman emperor
I
Quo Vadis character
1951 Peter Ustinov historical role
1951 Peter Ustinov role
1951 historical role for Peter Ustinov
1st century emperor
54-68 A.D. emperor
A.D. 68 coup victim
Actor Franco
Adopted son of Claudius
Adoptee of Claudius I
Agrippina the Youngers only child
Agrippina the Youngers son
Agrippinas condemner
Agrippinas slayer
Agrippinas son
Agrippinas. son
Ancient Roman ruler
Ancient fiddler
Ancient libertine
Apocraphyl fiddler
Archies boss
Big name in CD burning software
Black
Boito opera
CD burning software named for an emperor
CD-burning software
Caligula was his uncle
Caligulas nephew
Cavolo ___ (Italian black kale)
Character in I
Character in Quo Vadis?
Charles Laughtons role in The Sign of the Cross
Classical fiddler
Claudius Caesar
Claudius I successor
Claudius Is adopted son
Claudius Is succesor
Claudius Is successor
Claudius successor
Claudius adopted son
Claudius adoptive son
Claudius grandnephew
Claudius nephew
Claudius successor
Claudiuss adopted son
Claudiuss adoptive son
Claudiuss great-nephew
Claudiuss stepson
Claudiuss successor
Colossal statue outside ancient Romes Colosseum
Concern for Claudius
Coup victim of A.D. 68
Crime solver Wolfe of fiction
Crime-solving Wolfe
Cruel Roman emperor
Cruel emperor
DVD recording software
Dectective Wolfe
Depraved emperor
Despot with a fiddle
Despotic Roman emperor
Detective Wolfe
Detective Wolfe of fiction
Detective ___ Wolfe
Detective created by Rex
Diddler?
Early Rome rebuilder
Elephantine Wolfe
Emperor Galbas predecessor
Emperor advised by Seneca
Emperor after Claudius
Emperor after Claudius I
Emperor before Galba
Emperor during the Great Fire of Rome
Emperor from 54 to 68
Emperor in Quo Vadis?
Emperor in 64 AD
Emperor known for his interest in music
Emperor of Rome
Emperor of Rome: A.D. 54-68
Emperor of the 50s and 60s?
Emperor said to have fiddled while Rome burned
Emperor that fiddled around?
Emperor thought to be mad
Emperor tutored by Seneca
Emperor who fiddled
Emperor who committed suicide in 68 AD
Emperor who famously fiddled
Emperor who fiddled around
Emperor who fiddled around?
Emperor who fiddled while Rome burned
Emperor who had his mother murdered
Emperor who married his stepsister
Emperor who poisoned Britannicus
Emperor who presided over a great fire
Emperor who reputedly fiddled while Rome burned
Emperor who was declared a public enemy by the Roman Senate
Emperor whose last words were What an artist the world loses in me
Emperor with a burning ambition?
Emperor with a fiddle
Emperor with strings
Eric Banas Star Trek role
Evil Roman emperor
Fabled fiddler
Factual fiddler
Famed Roman fiddler
Famed emperor
Famed fiddler
Famous Roman despot
Famous fiddler
Famous fiddler?
Fictional Wolfe
Fictional detective Wolfe
Fictional detective ___ Wolfe
Fictional detective and gourmand Wolfe
Fictional hero Wolfe
Fictional sleuth Wolfe
Fiddle-playing emperor
Fiddler of Rome
Fiddler of legend
Fiddler or pianist
Fiddler while Rome burned
Fiddling Roman
Fiddling Roman despot
Fiddling Roman emperor
Fiddling Roman tyrant
Fiddling emperor
Fiddling emperor?
Fiddling tyrant
Fiery fiddler
Fiery fiddler?
Fifth Roman emperor
First century Roman despot
First century emperor
First name in detection
First name in detective fiction
First name in mysteries
First-century Roman despot
First-century Roman emperor
First-century Roman leader
First-century coup victim
First-century emperor
Forum fiddler?
Franco of Camelot
Franco of Camelot
Franco of film
Franco
Galba succeeded him
Galbas predecessor
Grammy winner Peter
Grammy-winning pianist
Grandson of Germanicus
Great-grandson of Marc Antony
Great-great grandson of Augustus
Great-great-grandson of Augustus
Handel opera
Hated ruler of old
He bowed by the fire
He committed matricide in A.D. 59
He fiddled infamously
He fiddled while Rome burned
He followed Claudius
He infamously fiddled around
He ordered Senecas death
He played the lyre
He succeeded Claudius
He was a harpist
He was born Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus
He was declared a public enemy by the Senate
He watched Rome burn
His dying words were What an artist the world is losing in me!
His last words were What an artist the world is losing in me!
Historic fiddler
Historical fiddler
Historical subject of a Boito opera
Husband of Octavia
Husband of Poppaea
Husband of Poppaea Sabina
Imperial fiddler
Imperious Roman
Imperious emperor
In legend
Infamous Roman
Infamous Roman emperor
Infamous Roman fiddler
Infamous Roman ruler
Infamous Rome fiddler
Infamous dictator
Infamous emperor
Infamous emperor of Rome
Infamous fiddler
Infamous fiddler of ancient times
Infamous fiddler of legend
Intended assassination victim of the Pisonian Conspiracy
Irresponsible emperor
Julio-Claudian dynasty emperor
Lancelot portrayer
Last Julio-Claudian emperor
Last emperor in the Julio-Claudian dynasty
Last in the Julio-Claudian dynasty
Last of the Julio-Claudian dynasty
Last ruler of the Julio-Claudian dynasty
Leader of A.D. 54
Leader removed by the Senate
Literary Wolfe
Literary detective Wolfe
Literary sleuth Wolfe
Livia Drusilla divorced him
Lucan plotted against him
Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus
Mad Roman emperor
Mad emperor
Magnum Incendium Romae figure
Mark Antony was his great-grandfather
Member of the Julio-Claudian dynasty
Monarch of the fiddle
Much-loathed emperor
Musically inclined ruler
Nefarious fiddler
Nefarious fiddler?
Nephew of Caligula
Noted Ustinov portrayal
Noted persecutor of Christians
Notorious Roman emperor
Notorious Roman fiddler
Notorious emperor
Notorious fiddler
Novel sleuth Wolfe
Octavias emperor-husband
Octavias husband
Octavias offer?
Opera by Handel
Orchid-loving Wolfe
P. I. Wolfe
Paul Bunyans hound dog
Peter Lorres role in The Story of Mankind
Peter Ustinovs Quo Vadis role
Peter Ustinovs role in Quo Vadis
Peter at the Piano
Peter at the ivories
Peter of the Philadelphia Pops
Peter on piano
Peter on the ivories
Peter on the piano
Peter or Franco
Peter or a Wolfe
Peter or the Wolfe?
Peter who won the third Best New Artist Grammy
Philly Pops director Peter
Pianist Peter
Pianist or emperor
Pianist or fiddler
Pianist with two Grammys
Piano-playing Peter
Pisonian Conspiracy target
Poisoner of Britannicus
Pop pianist Peter
Poppaea Sabinas husband
Poppaeas husband
Poppaeas third husband
Pops pianist Peter
Portrait on a coin of A.D. 64
Portrait on an AD 64 coin
Possibly insane Roman ruler
Prowling Wolfe
Pupil of Seneca
Quo Vadis figure
Really bad fiddler
Rebuilder of Rome
Redhead who committed suicide after lamenting
Renowned fiddler!
Reputed fiddler
Reputed fiddler during Romes fire
Rex Stout detective Wolfe
Rex Stouts Wolfe
Rex Stouts detective ___ Wolfe
Rex Stouts sleuth Wolfe
Rex introduced him
Rexs Wolfe
Rexs detective
Rexs sleuth
Rexs stout detective
Rexs tec
Role in The Coronation of Poppea
Role in The Sign of the Cross
Role in Racines Britannicus
Role that landed Ustinov his first Oscar nomination
Roman fiddler
Roman Emperor during New Testament times
Roman despot
Roman emperor
Roman emperor (54-68)
Roman emperor after Claudius
Roman emperor famous for fiddling around
Roman emperor noted for inaction
Roman emperor who committed suicide
Roman emperor who fiddled around
Roman fiddler of legend
Roman fiddler/tyrant
Roman fiddler?
Roman imperator
Roman ruler
Roman tyrant
Roman who had his mother executed
Roman with a bad rep
Rome burned during his reign
Rome fiddler
Romes fifth emperor
Romulan villain in Star Trek or Roman emperor
Rotund Wolfe
Ruler from LIV to LXVIII
Seneca the Youngers student
Seneca tutored him
Seneca was his tutor
Senecas pupil
Senecas student
Senecas tutee
Sleuth Wolfe
Sleuths first name
Son of Agrippina
Son of Agrippina II
Son of Agrippina the Younger
Son of Cnaeus Domitius Ahenobarbus
Stepson of Claudius
Stepson of Emperor Claudius
Stout fellow?
Stouts Wolfe
Stouts detective Wolfe
Stouts sleuth Wolfe
Stouts stout Wolfe
Student of Seneca
Subject of Tacitus Annals
Subject of a Boito opera
Subject of a giant statue at Romes ancient Colosseum
Subject of the phrase fiddle around
Successor of Claudius
Successor to Claudius
Successor to Claudius I
Suicidal emperor
Supposedly insane Roman ruler
The Senate declared him a public enemy
The emperor featured in Quo Vadis
The infamous Caesar
Third spouse of Poppaea Sabina
Toga wearer
Two-time Grammy Award-winning pianist Peter
Two-time Grammy-winning pianist Peter
Tyrannical Roman emperor
Tyrant who liked to fiddle around
Unstable emperor
Ustinov in Quo Vadis
Ustinov in Quo Vadis?
Ustinov role
Ustinov role in Quo Vadis?
Ustinovs Quo Vadis role
Ustinovs Quo Vadis? role
Vile Roman emperor
Villain in 2009s Star Trek
Villain in the 2009 Star Trek movie
Whodunit hero Wolfe
Wolf of fiction
Wolfe created by Stout
Wolfe in Stout books
Wolfe in big clothing
Wolfe of crime fiction
Wolfe of detective fiction
Wolfe of detective lit
Wolfe of fiction
Wolfe of mysteries
Wolfe of whodunits
Wolfe on the trail
Wolfe the sleuth
Wolfe
___ Deep
___ Wolfe (detective created by Rex Stout)
albas predecessor
Popular orchid-fancying detective.
Cruel tyrant.
Historical violinist.
Rex Stout's detective.
Rex Stout's heavyweight sleuth.
Role in Quo Vadis.
Symbol of tyranny.
Peter Ustinov's role in Quo Vadis.
Archie Goodwin's boss.
Kin of Sherlock.
Mr. Wolfe.
Decadent despot.
Tyrant of the 1st century.
Orchid-grower Wolfe.
Seneca's non-responsive pupil.
Roman dictator
Rex Stout sleuth
Rex Stout's sleuth.
Friend of Archie Goodwin.
Last of the Caesars.
Tyrant who died by his own hand.
Orchid-loving detective.
O. K. ___, Italian spoof on Hollywood pictures.
Peter Ustinov role.
Husband of Octavia and Poppaea.
Tyrant of 54 A. D.
Stout detective
Stout character
Byword for a tyrant.
Stout sleuth
Gourmet detective.
Not the noblest Roman.
Fictional detective's name.
Agrippina's son.
Tyrant in Quo Vadis.
Tyrant
Foe of early Christians.
Emperor Claudius' successor.
Roman rascal.
Vespasian succeeded him.
Unnoble Roman noble.
Uxorcide of 62 A. D.
Any tyrant.
Contemporary of Seneca.
Notorious Roman.
One of the Caesars
Octavia's spouse.
Roman of first century.
Roman suicide victim.
Stout's stout sleuth.
Adopted son of Claudius I.
Byword for cruelty.
Fictional sleuth
Claudius' successor, 54 A. D.
Subject of an opera by Handel.
Famous Wolfe.
Poppaea's spouse.
Man's name meaning black.
Famous fictional sleuth.
Black: It.
Proverbial fiddler.
Poppaea's consort.
Black, in Italy.
Popular pianist.
Blackness: It.
One of the Wolfes.
Anagram of 1 Down.
Stout's sleuth.
Epithet for a tyrant
Man's name.
Stout hero.
Employer of Archie and Fritz.
Wearer of 62 Across.
A Wolfe.
Figure in Quo Vadis?
Symbol of iniquity
Historic Roman.
Black, in Siena.
Black, in Rome.
Classic roué
First-century V.I.P.
Fat detective of fiction
Claudius's successor
Kin of Philo, Simon, etc.
Emperor
Roman violinist
Detective-fiction name
Hot fiddler
Peter or Wolfe
Seneca's pupil
Whodunit sleuth
Rex Stout character
Last Caesar
Despot
Musician Peter
Galba's predecessor
Detective or pianist
Poppaea's husband
Fictional orchid fancier
Lucius Ahenobarbus
Orchid-loving private eye
Peter of the piano
Ancient tyrant
Name meaning black
Peter, the pianist
Pianist
Stout detective, ___ Wolfe
Fanatical fiddler
Poppaea Sabina's spouse
Octavia's husband
The last Caesarean emperor
He married Octavia and later had her killed
Agrippina's boy
He took a bow during a fire
Fiddling boss in a holocaust
Fiddler in a fire
Character in Jonson's Sejanus
Poppaea Sabina's third spouse
Follower of Claudius I
Notorious uxoricide
Early Roman monster
Noted pianist
Rex's sleuth
Fiddler of yore
Last Julian emperor
Laughton role: 1932
Peter of the 88's
Roman emperor: A.D. 54–68
Stout's Mr. Wolfe
He succeeded Claudius I
___ Deep (oceanic depression)
Crabby fiddler?
Stout's Wolfe
Claudius I's successor
Paul Bunyan's hound dog
Archie's boss
Rome's hot fiddler
L. D. Ahenobarbus
___ Deep, depression near Guam
Poppaea's third husband
Rex Stout's Wolfe
Agrippina's executioner
Sinister fiddler
Musical Peter
Agrippina II's son
Claudius's adopted son
Claudius' successor
Stout's sleuth Wolfe
Claudius's stepson
Stout fellow
Rex's stout detective
In legend, he fiddled in a fire
Agrippina's slayer
Peter Lorre's role in The Story of Mankind
He ordered Seneca's death
Fiddling emperor, they say
I, Claudius role
Role in Racine's Britannicus
Subject of a giant statue at Rome's ancient Colosseum
Octavia's offer?
Rome's fifth emperor
Charles Laughton's role in The Sign of the Cross
Role played by 52-Across in The Story of Mankind
I, Claudius figure
Villain in 2009's Star Trek
Lancelot portrayer, 1967
Character in I, Claudius
Colossal statue outside ancient Rome's Colosseum
2009 Star Trek villain
Tutee of Seneca
Emperor who built the Domus Aurea
Face on a coin of A.D. 64
Villain in the 2009 Star Trek film
Great-grandson of Mark Antony
Emperor at the Circus Maximus
Peter on a piano
Julio-Claudian dynasty ruler
Wager of war against Parthia
Wolfe of mystery
Husband of ancient Rome's Poppaea Sabina
Emperor who committed matricide
Mad stepson in I, Claudius
Roman emperor known for his vanity
During whose reign Peter was crucified
Ruler preceding the Year of the Four Emperors
Enemy of the early Christians
Emperor accused of starting the Great Fire of Rome
Roman-Parthian War figure
Ruler said to have fiddled while Rome burned
First-century megalomaniac
Enemy captain in 2009's Star Trek film
He was emperor at 16, dead at 30
Leader whose death sparked the Year of the Four Emperors
Last emperor of the Julio-Claudian dynasty
Emperor who rebuilt Rome after it burned
Ancient Rome's Circus of ___
Old Roman autocrat
Master detective Wolfe
Builder of the Domus Aurea
Model for a bust at the Musei Capitolini
Historical role for Peter Lorre in The Story of Mankind
Leader who succeeded his adoptive father
Historic megalomaniac
Emperor just before the Year of the Four Emperors
___ Wolfe, armchair detective
Roman 9
The Roman Emperor who fiddled
Emperor who played the fiddle
Roman emperor on the fiddle?
Notorious Roman emperor, d. AD 68
Roman Emperor, d. AD 68
Roman emperor, d. AD68
Series of letters from one Roman emperor
Roman Emperor, 54-68 AD
Caesar
Roman emperor, AD 54 - 68
Fiddler gets a generous portion
Fireside bower
Roman emperor turned up in Florence
One gets confused about first Roman Emperor
Tyrant reportedly close to opposition leader
Queen accepted by no emperor
He ruled in pre-Antonine Rome
One Roman not entirely a well respected man
Fiddler for one roof
Lyre-playing emperor
Despot who raced in the 67 Olympics
With 61-Across, seriously overweight fictional sleuth
Archies boss, in detective fiction
Emperor adopted by Claudius
Domus Aurea builder of 64-68 AD
Old Roman fiddler
Roman ruler of ill repute
Fiddler, it's said, turned on when hugging the leading lady
Ruler found in throne room
Fiddler occupying one roof
Nothing turns head 90° for an emperor
Emperor whose death actually predates the fiddle
Emperor/poet/charioteer
First-century despot
First-century tyrant
Portrait on Claudius-era coins
A subject of the Twelve Caesars bios
Marc Antony descendant
Emperor/lyrist
Sixth of the Twelve Caesars
Plinys enemy of mankind
Boss at the Great Fire of Rome
Tyrannical ruler of old Rome
Cowardly Roman emperor
Cowardly emperor
Devil hunter who hunted Urizen in Capcoms Devil May Cry 5
Blond, blue-eyed, artistic Roman leader of 54-68 AD
Emperor who liked to fiddle around
Emperor with the last words What an artist dies in me
Rex Stouts stout detective Wolfe
Roman emperor who was the subject of rumors that he would be reincarnated
Emperor who ruled for more than 13 years, dying at age 30
Despotic inspiration for Napoleon
Emperor who spearheaded the building of the Domus Aurea
Role in the Monteverdi opera The Coronation of Poppaea
Role in the Monteverdi opera The Coronation of Poppaea
Fictional, crime-solving Wolfe
He became emperor of Rome at age 17
Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus, more familiarly
Reputed fiddler in corner office (4)
Roman Emperor from 54 to 68 BC
Roman Emperor from 54 to 68 AD
Emperor who reportedly said What an artist dies in me! shortly before his death
Roman emperor who said before dying What an artist the world is losing in me!
Emperor married to Poppaea Sabina
Roman emperor who succeeded his adoptive father
Mystery-solving Wolfe
Wolfe who is dogged in solving mysteries
Roman emperor known for riding in chariots
Reviled Roman emperor
Military base.
Firm on strike in Settle
The Devil
Former England footballer who made his debut for Tottenham Hotspur against Hull City, a team he went on to manage briefly
Rudolph Blooms dog in James Joyces Ulysses, named after one of the Three Musketeers
The third largest city in Japan
In J R R Tolkiens Lord of the Rings, a horse of Rohan that no one except Gandalf could ride
About about about about an emperor
Somewhat inhumane Roman?
One right to fiddle with fiddler?
Emperor's refusal to admit head of state
Roman emperor born Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus
The last Roman emperor of the Julio-Claudian dynasty
Ruthless Roman
Wolfe the detective
Marc Antonys despotic descendant
Fifth emperor of Rome
Roman emperor who had three impostors claim to be him after his suicide
Grammy-winning pianist Peter
Leader who married the freedman Pythagoras in a public ceremony in which he played the role of the bride
Emperor whose mother was Agrippina the Younger
Fiddle-playing Roman emperor
Roman emperor played by Dom DeLuise in History of the World, Part 1
Wolfe who first appeared in the novel Fer-de-Lance
Wolfe who first appeared in the novel Fer-de-Lance
Bad fiddler embedded in revolutionary Florence
Fictional Wolfe who was born in Montenegro
Fictional Wolfe who was born in Montenegro
Rex Stout sleuth Wolfe
Rex Stout sleuth Wolfe
___ Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus (full name of a Roman emperor)
Wolfe of Black Orchids
Wolfe of Black Orchids
___ Redivivus (first-century myth about an emperor's reappearance)
Marc Antony great-grandson
Roman emperor AD54-68
His death sparked a civil war known as the Year of the Four Emperors
A successor of Julius
He actually died about 1,500 years before the fiddle was invented
Final emperor of the Julio-Claudian dynasty
Wolfe of Death of a Doxy
Ruler during the Great Fire of Rome
Inspiration to Napoleon
Great Fire of Rome witness
Emperor who died in 68
Historic husband of Claudia Octavia
Rex Stouts stout sleuth Wolfe
Wolfe of Three at Wolfes Door
Emperor Claudius's successor
Emperor amid Eddystone Rocks
Emperor named an enemy of the state in A.D. 68
Famous emperor




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