| NERO | "Camelot" Lancelot Franco___ |
| NERO | "Camelot" actor Franco |
| NERO | "Camelot" co-star |
| NERO | "Fiddling" Roman emperor |
| NERO | "Fiddling" tyrant |
| NERO | "I, Claudius" role |
| NERO | "I, Claudius" emperor |
| NERO | "I, Claudius" figure |
| NERO | "I, Claudius" role |
| NERO | "Quo Vadis" character |
| NERO | "Quo Vadis" emperor |
| NERO | "Quo Vadis" role |
| NERO | "Quo Vadis?" character |
| NERO | "Quo Vadis?" emperor |
| NERO | "Quo Vadis?" figure |
| NERO | "Star Trek" villain played by Eric Bana |
| NERO | 1951 Peter Ustinov historical role |
| NERO | 1951 Peter Ustinov role |
| NERO | 1951 historical role for Peter Ustinov |
| NERO | 2009 "Star Trek" villain |
| NERO | 2009 "Star Trek" villain named after a Roman emperor |
| NERO | 2009 Star Trek villain, or a Roman emperor |
| NERO | A subject of the ''Twelve Caesars'' bios |
| NERO | Adopted son of Claudius |
| NERO | Adoptee of Claudius |
| NERO | Adoptee of Claudius I |
| NERO | Agrippina's slayer |
| NERO | Agrippina's son |
| NERO | Agrippina's ungrateful son |
| NERO | American pianist Peter ___ |
| NERO | Ancient Rome's Circus of ___ |
| NERO | Ancient libertine |
| NERO | Archie's boss, in detective fiction |
| NERO | Black, to Botticelli |
| NERO | Boito opera |
| NERO | Builder of the Domus Aurea |
| NERO | Burdensome: o___us |
| NERO | Character in "I, Claudius" |
| NERO | Charles Laughton's role in "The Sign of the Cross" |
| NERO | Claudius I's successor |
| NERO | Claudius successor |
| NERO | Claudius' adopted son |
| NERO | Claudius' stepson |
| NERO | Claudius' successor |
| NERO | Claudius's adopted son |
| NERO | Claudius's stepson |
| NERO | Claudius's successor |
| NERO | Colossal statue outside ancient Rome's Colosseum |
| NERO | Concern for Claudius |
| NERO | Coup victim of A.D. 68 |
| NERO | Crime solver Wolfe of fiction |
| NERO | Cruel Roman Emperor |
| NERO | Cruel Roman emperor |
| NERO | Cruel Roman guy |
| NERO | Cruel Roman ruler, rhymes with hero |
| NERO | Cruel emperor of ancient Rome |
| NERO | Cruel first-century emperor |
| NERO | Decadent emperor of Rome |
| NERO | Depraved Roman Emperor |
| NERO | Despot who raced in the 67 Olympics |
| NERO | Despotic emperor |
| NERO | Detective Wolfe |
| NERO | Detective Wolfe of crime fiction |
| NERO | Detective Wolfe of fiction |
| NERO | Detective Wolfe played by Maury Chaykin |
| NERO | Detective ___ Wolfe |
| NERO | During whose reign Peter was crucified |
| NERO | Eccentric Roman emperor |
| NERO | Emperor accused of starting the Great Fire of Rome |
| NERO | Emperor adopted by Claudius |
| NERO | Emperor advised by Seneca |
| NERO | Emperor after Claudius |
| NERO | Emperor at the Circus Maximus |
| NERO | Emperor before Galba |
| NERO | Emperor during the Great Fire of Rome |
| NERO | Emperor in "Quo Vadis?" |
| NERO | Emperor said to have fiddled while Rome burned |
| NERO | Emperor tutored by Seneca |
| NERO | Emperor who "fiddled" |
| NERO | Emperor who built the Domus Aurea |
| NERO | Emperor who committed matricide |
| NERO | Emperor who fiddled around? |
| NERO | Emperor who married his stepsister |
| NERO | Emperor who ordered his mother killed |
| NERO | Emperor who poisoned Britannicus |
| NERO | Emperor who presided over a great fire |
| NERO | Emperor who rebuilt Rome after it burned |
| NERO | Emperor who reputedly fiddled while Rome burned |
| NERO | Emperor who succeeded Claudius |
| NERO | Emperor who supposedly fiddled while Rome burned |
| NERO | Emperor who watched his kingdom burn, while playing a fiddle |
| NERO | Emperor with a burning ambition? |
| NERO | Emperor/poet/charioteer |
| NERO | Enemy captain in 2009's "Star Trek" film |
| NERO | Enemy of the early Christians |
| NERO | Extravagant emperor |
| NERO | Face on a coin of A.D. 64 |
| NERO | Famed "fiddler" |
| NERO | Famed fiddler |
| NERO | Famous Roman despot |
| NERO | Famous fiddler |
| NERO | Fictional Wolfe |
| NERO | Fictional detective Wolfe |
| NERO | Fictional sleuth Wolfe |
| NERO | Fiddler while Rome burned |
| NERO | Fiddle-playing Roman emperor |
| NERO | Fiddling Roman |
| NERO | Fiddling Roman emperor |
| NERO | Fiddling emperor |
| NERO | Fiddling emperor known for the burning of Rome |
| NERO | Fiddling emperor, they say |
| NERO | Fiery fiddler |
| NERO | Fifth emperor of Rome whose name is also a software company |
| NERO | First century emperor |
| NERO | First-century coup victim |
| NERO | First-century despot |
| NERO | First-century megalomaniac |
| NERO | First-century tyrant |
| NERO | Franco of "Camelot" |
| NERO | Franco of film |
| NERO | Galba succeeded him |
| NERO | Galba's predecessor |
| NERO | Grammy-winning pianist |
| NERO | Grammy-winning pianist Peter ___ |
| NERO | Great Fire of Rome emperor |
| NERO | Great-grandson of Marc Antony |
| NERO | Great-grandson of Mark Antony |
| NERO | Great-great-grandson of Augustus |
| NERO | Green Lantern supervillain |
| NERO | Handel opera |
| NERO | Hated ruler of old |
| NERO | He fiddled while Rome burned |
| NERO | He fiddled while Rome burned, supposedly |
| NERO | He ordered Seneca's death |
| NERO | He reportedly fiddled while Rome burned |
| NERO | He was born Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus |
| NERO | He was declared a public enemy by the Senate |
| NERO | He was emperor at 16, dead at 30 |
| NERO | He watched Rome burn |
| NERO | Heir of Claudius |
| NERO | His dying words were "What an artist the world is losing in me!" |
| NERO | His last words were "What an artist the world is losing in me!" |
| NERO | His last words were, “What an artist the world is losing in me!” |
| NERO | Historical subject of a Boito opera |
| NERO | Husband of Octavia |
| NERO | Husband of Poppaea |
| NERO | Husband of Poppaea Sabina |
| NERO | Husband of ancient Rome's Poppaea Sabina |
| NERO | Imperious Roman |
| NERO | Imperious emperor |
| NERO | In legend, he fiddled in a fire |
| NERO | Infamous Roman |
| NERO | Infamous Roman Emperor |
| NERO | Infamous Roman emperor |
| NERO | Infamous Roman leader |
| NERO | Infamous Roman ruler |
| NERO | Infamous dictator |
| NERO | Infamous emperor |
| NERO | Infamous fiddler |
| NERO | Infamous fiddler of ancient times |
| NERO | Infamous fiddling emperor |
| NERO | Infamous lyre player |
| NERO | Infamous lyrist |
| NERO | Infamous string musician |
| NERO | Julio-Claudian dynasty ruler |
| NERO | Lancelot portrayer, 1967 |
| NERO | Last Julio-Claudian emperor |
| NERO | Last Roman emperor of the Julio-Claudian dynasty |
| NERO | Last emperor in the Julio-Claudian Dynasty |
| NERO | Last emperor of the Julio-Claudian dynasty |
| NERO | Last ruler in the Julio-Claudian dynasty |
| NERO | Last ruler of the Julio-Claudian dynasty |
| NERO | Leader in the First Jewish-Roman War |
| NERO | Leader of A.D. 54 |
| NERO | Leader whose death sparked the Year of the Four Emperors |
| NERO | Literary Wolfe |
| NERO | Lucius Ahenobarbus |
| NERO | Lyre-playing emperor |
| NERO | Mad stepson in "I, Claudius" |
| NERO | Marc Antony descendant |
| NERO | Master detective Wolfe |
| NERO | Member of the Julio-Claudian dynasty |
| NERO | Model for a bust at the Musei Capitolini |
| NERO | Nephew of Caligula |
| NERO | Notorious Roman |
| NERO | Notorious Roman emperor |
| NERO | Notorious emperor |
| NERO | Notorious fiddling emperor |
| NERO | Octavia's husband |
| NERO | Octavia's offer? |
| NERO | Old Roman autocrat |
| NERO | One Roman's emperor |
| NERO | One rogue hugged leader |
| NERO | One roped in emperor |
| NERO | One rough shelter for emperor |
| NERO | Opera by Handel |
| NERO | Peter Lorre's role in "The Story of Mankind" |
| NERO | Peter at the ivories |
| NERO | Peter of the 88's |
| NERO | Peter of the Philadelphia Pops |
| NERO | Peter on a piano |
| NERO | Peter or the Wolfe? |
| NERO | Pianist Peter |
| NERO | Poisoner of Britannicus |
| NERO | Poppaea's husband |
| NERO | Poppaea's third husband |
| NERO | Popular CD/DVD burning software that has a flame as its icon |
| NERO | Portrait on Claudius-era coins |
| NERO | Portrait on a coin of A.D. 64 |
| NERO | Prowling Wolfe |
| NERO | Rebuilder of Rome |
| NERO | Rex Stout sleuth Wolfe |
| NERO | Rex Stout's stout sleuth Wolfe |
| NERO | Rex introduced him |
| NERO | Rex's sleuth |
| NERO | Rex's stout detective |
| NERO | Role in "The Coronation of Poppea" |
| NERO | Role in "The Sign of the Cross" |
| NERO | Role in Racine's "Britannicus" |
| NERO | Role played by 52-Across in "The Story of Mankind" |
| NERO | Roman "fiddler" |
| NERO | Roman Emperor |
| NERO | Roman Emperor from 54 to 68, ___ Germanicus |
| NERO | Roman Emperor notorious for fantastic luxury, Rome burned during his reign |
| NERO | Roman Emperor who played the fiddle while Rome burned |
| NERO | Roman Emperor with a fiddle |
| NERO | Roman burner |
| NERO | Roman despot |
| NERO | Roman emperor |
| NERO | Roman emperor from 54-68 |
| NERO | Roman emperor known for his vanity |
| NERO | Roman emperor portrayed by Peter Ustinov in "Quo Vadis" |
| NERO | Roman emperor thought responsible for the Rome burning |
| NERO | Roman emperor thought to be mad |
| NERO | Roman fiddler |
| NERO | Roman imperator |
| NERO | Roman tyrant |
| NERO | Roman with a bad rep |
| NERO | Roman-Parthian War figure |
| NERO | Rome burned during his reign |
| NERO | Rome's fifth emperor |
| NERO | Romulan villain of 2009's "Star Trek" |
| NERO | Romulan villain of the 2009 film "Star Trek" |
| NERO | Rotund Wolfe |
| NERO | Ruler during a famous fire |
| NERO | Ruler preceding the Year of the Four Emperors |
| NERO | Ruler said to have fiddled while Rome burned |
| NERO | See 44-Down |
| NERO | Seneca tutored him |
| NERO | Seneca's student |
| NERO | Sleuth Wolfe |
| NERO | Son of Agrippina |
| NERO | Stepson of Claudius |
| NERO | Stepson of Emperor Claudius |
| NERO | Stout fellow? |
| NERO | Stout's Wolfe |
| NERO | Stout's sleuth Wolfe |
| NERO | Student of Seneca |
| NERO | Subject of Tacitus' "Annals" |
| NERO | Subject of a Boito opera |
| NERO | Subject of a giant statue at Rome's ancient Colosseum |
| NERO | Successor of Claudius |
| NERO | Successor to Claudius |
| NERO | Successor to Claudius I |
| NERO | Supervillain in the Green Lantern |
| NERO | Supposedly insane Roman ruler |
| NERO | The Senate declared him a public enemy |
| NERO | The first Roman emperor to commit suicide |
| NERO | The last Roman emperor of the Julio-Claudian dynasty |
| NERO | Tutee of Seneca |
| NERO | Two-time Grammy-winning pianist Peter |
| NERO | Tyrannical Roman emperor |
| NERO | Unpopular Roman emperor credited with the burning of Rome |
| NERO | Ustinov in "Quo Vadis?" |
| NERO | Villain in 2009's "Star Trek" |
| NERO | Villain in the "Star Trek" reboot played by Eric Bana |
| NERO | Villain in the 2009 "Star Trek" film |
| NERO | Wager of war against Parthia |
| NERO | Whodunit hero Wolfe |
| NERO | With 61-Across, seriously overweight fictional sleuth |
| NERO | Wolfe of crime fiction |
| NERO | Wolfe of mystery |
| NERO | Wolfe of whodunits |
| NERO | ___ Wolfe (detective created by Rex Stout) |