The Roman

Because the Jews at Rome caused disturbances at the instigation of Christus [Claudius] banished them.

Suetonius, The Twelve Caesars, Claudius (25).

Although he held power for the same number of years as his stepfather, and for much of that time as a very young man, yet for the first five years he was so great, particularly in his development of the city, that Trajan used often to assert, and rightly, that none of the emperors came anywhere near matching those five years of Nero.

Aurelius Victor, De Caesoribv-s (5).