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Literary Wolfe

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• ___ Deep, depression near Guam

• ___ Deep, oceanic depression

• ___ Wolfe (detective created by Rex Stout)

• 'I, Claudius' role

• 'Quo Vadis' character

• 'The Story of Mankind' character

• A Crossword to Die For author Blanc

• Anatomy of a Crossword author Blanc

• Camelot actor

• Camelot actor Franco

• Camelot co-star

• Camelot Lancelot Franco___

• Fiery emperor

• Green Lantern villain

• I, Claudius character

• I, Claudius figure

• Quo Vadis? emperor

• Quo Vadis? figure

• Quo Vadis? role

• Quo Vadis? tyrant

• Quo Vadis heavy

• Quo Vadis meanie

• Quo Vadis subject

• Scratch My Bach composer Peter

• Star Trek (2009) villain

• Star Trek villain played by Eric Bana

• Summer of '42 pianist

• Summer of '42 pianist Peter

• The Remorse of ___ After the Murder of His Mother (John William Waterhouse painting)

• Unholy Roman emperor

• 1951 historical role for Peter Ustinov

• 1951 Peter Ustinov historical role

• 1951 Peter Ustinov role

• 1st century emperor

• 54-68 A.D. emperor

• A Wolfe

• A.D. 68 coup victim

• Actor Franco

• Adopted son of Claudius

• Adoptee of Claudius I

• Agrippina the Younger's only child

• Agrippina the Younger's son

• Agrippina's condemner

• Agrippina's slayer

• Agrippina's son

• Agrippina's tyrant son

• Ancient fiddler

• Ancient libertine

• Ancient Roman emperor

• Ancient Roman ruler

• Apocraphyl fiddler

• Archie's boss, in detective fiction

• Best New Artist Grammy recipient of 1961

• Big name in CD burning software, to the extent that CDs still get burned

• Black, in Bari

• Black, in Bologna

• Black, in Rome

• Black, to Botticelli

• Boito opera

• Burner of Rome, in legend

• Caligula was his uncle

• Caligula's nephew

• Cavolo ___ (Italian black kale)

• CD burning software named for an emperor

• CD-burning software

• Character in I, Claudius

• Character in Quo Vadis?

• Charles Laughton's role in The Sign of the Cross

• Classical fiddler

• Claudius Caesar

• Claudius I successor

• Claudius I's adopted son

• Claudius I's succesor

• Claudius was his stepfather

• Claudius' adopted son

• Claudius' adoptive son

• Claudius' grandnephew

• Claudius' nephew

• Claudius' stepson

• Claudius's great-nephew

• Colossal statue outside ancient Rome's Colosseum

• Concern for Claudius

• Coup victim of A.D. 68

• Crime solver Wolfe of fiction

• Crime-solving Wolfe

• Cruel emperor

• Cruel Roman emperor

• Dectective Wolfe

• Depraved emperor

• Despot with a fiddle

• Despotic Roman emperor

• Detective created by Rex

• Detective Wolfe of fiction

• Diddler?

• DVD recording software

• Early Rome rebuilder

• Elephantine Wolfe

• Emperor advised by Seneca

• Emperor after Claudius

• Emperor before Galba

• Emperor born about four years after Jesus died

• Emperor during the Great Fire of Rome

• Emperor from 37 to 68 AD

• Emperor from 54 to 68

• Emperor Galba's predecessor

• Emperor in Quo Vadis?

• Emperor in 64 AD

• Emperor known for his interest in music

• Emperor of Rome, 54-68

• 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 died in 68

• Emperor who famously fiddled

• 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

• Emperor with strings attached?

• Eric Bana's Star Trek role

• Evil emperor

• Evil Roman emperor

• Fabled fiddler

• Fabled fiddler during the burning of Rome

• Factual fiddler

• Famed cithara strummer

• Famed emperor

• Famed Roman fiddler

• Famous fiddler

• Famous Roman despot

• Fictional detective ___ Wolfe

• Fictional detective and gourmand Wolfe

• Fictional hero Wolfe

• Fictional sleuth Wolfe

• Fictional Wolfe

• Fiddle-playing emperor

• Fiddler of legend

• Fiddler of old

• Fiddler of Rome

• Fiddler or pianist

• Fiddler while Rome burned

• Fiddling emperor

• Fiddling emperor, they say

• Fiddling Roman

• Fiddling Roman despot

• Fiddling Roman emperor

• Fiddling Roman tyrant

• Fiddling tyrant

• Fiery fiddler

• Fiery fiddling Roman

• Fifth Roman emperor

• Fifth Roman emperor, AD 54-68

• First century emperor

• First century Roman despot

• First name in detection

• First name in detective fiction

• First name in mysteries

• First-century coup victim

• First-century Roman emperor

• First-century Roman leader

• Foolish fiddler

• Forum fiddler?

• Franco of 'Camelot'

• Franco of film

• Franco or Peter

• Franco, the actor

• Galba predecessor

• Galba succeeded him

• Grammy winner Peter

• Grammy-winning pianist

• Grandson of Germanicus

• Great-grandson of Marc Antony

• Great-great grandson of Augustus

• Great-great-grandson of Emperor 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 Seneca's death

• He played the lyre, not the fiddle

• He succeeded Claudius

• He was a harpist, not a fiddler

• 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!

• Historic fiddler

• Historical subject of a Boito opera

• Husband of Octavia

• Husband of Poppaea

• Husband of Poppaea Sabina

• Ill-timed fiddler

• Imperial fiddler

• Imperious emperor

• Imperious Roman

• In legend, he fiddled in a fire

• Infamous dictator

• Infamous emperor

• Infamous emperor of Rome

• Infamous fiddler

• Infamous fiddler of ancient times

• Infamous fiddler of legend

• Infamous Roman

• Infamous Roman emperor

• Infamous Roman fiddler

• Infamous Roman ruler

• Infamous ruler

• Intended assassination victim of the Pisonian Conspiracy

• Irresponsible emperor

• Julio-Claudian dynasty emperor

• L. D. Ahenobarbus

• Lancelot portrayer, 1967

• Last emperor in the Julio-Claudian dynasty

• Last in the Julio-Claudian dynasty

• Last Julio-Claudian emperor

• Last ruler of the Julio-Claudian dynasty

• Laughton role: 1932

• Leader of A.D. 54

• Leader removed by the Senate

• Legendary evil emperor

• Literary detective Wolfe

• Literary sleuth Wolfe

• Livia Drusilla divorced him

• Lucan plotted against him

• Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus

• Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus, familiarly

• Mad emperor

• Mad Roman emperor

• Magnum Incendium Romae figure

• Mark Antony was his great-grandfather

• Member of the Julio-Claudian dynasty

• Monarch of the fiddle

• Much-loathed emperor

• Musical Roman?

• Musically inclined ruler

• Mysterious Wolfe

• Nefarious fiddler

• Nephew of Caligula

• Noted persecutor of Christians

• Noted Ustinov portrayal

• Notorious emperor

• Notorious fiddler

• Notorious Roman emperor

• Notorious Roman fiddler