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Because he had a disability that unable him to talk properly and stammer a lot, and could not walk straight because of the imbalance in his brain. According to the novel, "I, Claudius" he was regarded as "Claudius, the Idiot" throughout his life by his family members and peers. However he was no idiot, he only had that disability, everything else about him is normal and his intellect were substantial. they acually thought that he was awsome

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