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Emperor Nero made many enemies and had already faced plots against his life. Knowing that his time was almost up, and fearing assassination in Rome, Nero rode to his friend's villa outside Rome. Early the next morning, as mounted horsemen approached, Nero cut his own throat.

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Roman Emperor "tiberius" died on March the 16th, AD 37 (age 78). Place of death: Misenum.

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Short answer: He died in bed an old man. Some think he was murdered by the Guard, but that is pure speculation.

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Titus died of, as they say, natural causes. He contracted a fever and is said to have died in the same villa where his father died.

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Titus died of a fever on September 13, 81 AD

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According to the ancient writers, Claudius was probably poisoned at dinner, felt ill and was taken to his rooms. He died in his bed.

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Emperor Titus died on September 13, 81.

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