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Review: Eagles of the Empire 23. Revenge of Rome

Simon Scarrow

The book "Eagles of the Empire 23. Revenge of Rome" is further proof that Simon Scarrow can maintain a high standard even after so many installments in the series. This time, we follow the adventures of Prefect Cato and Centurion Macro, who, as experienced soldiers, lead the Roman forces tasked with finally crushing the fading rebellion in Britain led by the legendary warrior Boudica. The book was published by PUBLICAT.

Eagles of the Empire 23. Revenge of Rome

Review: Tyrant

Conn Iggulden

The book "Tyrant" is a brilliant continuation of the Nero series, in which Conn Iggulden takes the reader deeper into the dark and ruthless world of first-century Roman politics and the complex relationships within the Julio-Claudian dynasty. This second volume depicts a turning point in the life of young Nero—a time when he ceases to be a tool in the hands of stronger figures and begins to seize power with increasing awareness and boldness. The book was published by REBIS.

Tyrant

Review: How To Think Like Socrates

Donald Robertson

The book "How To Think Like Socrates" is one of thoses that combines solid historical and philosophical knowledge with a practical approach to everyday problems. Donald Robertson, a psychotherapist and expert in Stoic philosophy, offers readers not only a biography of Socrates but, above all, an invitation to an intellectual adventure and to exercise their own way of thinking. The book was published by Onepress.

How To Think Like Socrates

Review: The Eagle and the Lion: Rome, Persia and an Unwinnable Conflict

Adrian Goldsworthy

The book "The Eagle and the Lion: Rome, Persia and an Unwinnable Conflict" by Adrian Goldsworthy is a story of over seven hundred years of rivalry, wars, diplomacy, and political gamesmanship between Rome and the Persian state, which, despite constant conflict, were never able to finally defeat each other. The book was published by REBIS Publishing House.

The Eagle and the Lion

Review: Eagles of the Empire. Rebellion

Simon Scarrow

The book "Eagles of the Empire. Rebellion" by Simon Scarrow is the 22nd installment in a series chronicling the adventures of Macro and Cato, two Roman soldiers who take part in the events of Boudica's anti-Roman revolt of 60-61 CE. Published by Książnica, the book transports the reader back to the brutal struggle for control of Britain.

Eagles of the Empire. Rebellion

Review: Eagles of the Empire. Death to the Emperor

Simon Scarrow

Book "Eagles of the Empire. Death to the Emperor" by Simon Scarrow is the twenty-first volume in the monumental "Eagles of the Empire" series. This time, the novel's protagonist, Cato, sets out north with the army of Governor Paulinus to crush rebellions among local tribes. At the same time, the queen of the Iceni, Boudicca, leads her enslaved people in an uprising against the Romans. The book was published by Wydawnictwo Książnica.

Eagles of the Empire. Death to the Emperor

Review: “Nero”

Conn Iggulden

"Nero" is a historical novel by Conn Iggulden, depicting the dramatic fate of young Nero, whose family is entangled in intrigue, betrayal, and a brutal struggle for power in Rome. The book was published by REBIS Publishing House. It is the first installment in a forthcoming trilogy.

Nero

Review: The More Things Change

Maeve Maddox

The book "The More Things Change" by Maeve Maddox is a historical novel set in the early 5th century CE in the divided Roman Empire. This review is for an electronic copy of the book, published by Hypatia Press.

The More Things Change

Review: Brigantia

Adrian Goldsworthy

The book "Brigantia" by Adrian Goldsworthy is the third volume of the new series by the famous British historian entitled: "Vindolanda". In the last part, the novel's author once again takes readers to the world of Roman legionaries and Celtic tribes - this time the Brigantes. The book was published by REBIS publishing house.

Brigantia

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