Birth of Britannicus, Son of Claudius
In the imperial palace chambers, Emperor Claudius anxiously awaits the birth of his son Britannicus, surrounded by midwives and attendants. The birth is fraught with political tension as it will deter
Setting
Imperial bedchamber in the Domus Augustana on Palatine Hill, Rome. The room is lavishly appointed with marble floors and frescoed walls depicting scenes of imperial triumph. A large birthing couch dominates the center, surrounded by midwives and attendants. Heavy draperies partially obscure the winter night outside.
Characters
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