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Reviews

If you have any reviews or would like to share your impressions about some books, feel free to send me texts to: contact@imperiumromanum.pl

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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

Review: Emperor of Rome

Mary Beard

The book "Emperor of Rome" of Mary Beard is a fascinating journey deep into the world of Roman rulers, showing their lives and governments from a new, extremely interesting perspective. The author, who is an outstanding expert on ancient Rome, does not focus only on the well -known biographies of Caesars, but asks questions about the very essence of power in the empire, how the emperors were perceived by the contemporary and what mechanisms ruled their court.

Emperor of Rome

Review: “The Restoration of Rome”

Peter Heather

Peter Heather, a well-known historian specializing in the history of late antiquity, in his book "The Restoration of Rome" takes readers on a fascinating journey through the period of the fall of the Roman Empire and a discussion of the changes that occurred in its areas in the Middle Ages. The author primarily focuses on the description of three attempts to resurrect (unsuccessfully) the Roman Empire. The book was published by REBIS publishing house.

The Restoration of Rome

Review: “Warships of the Ancient World: 3000–500 BC”

Adrian K. Wood

At one time, Mr. Adrian K. Wood wrote a book about ancient ships, which he titled: "Warships of the Ancient World: 3000–500 BC", in which his companion as a good draftsman was, as always, a reliable master of the brush, Mr. Giuseppe Rava . This is a publication published in the traditional form for this type of works published by the famous British publishing house Osprey, which has specialized in publishing popular science works on military history for years.

Warships of the Ancient World: 3000–500 BC

Review: “The Seleucid Army of Antiochus the Great: Weapons, Armour and Tactics”

Jean Charl Du Plessis

The book by Jean Charl Du Plessis "The Seleucid Army of Antiochus the Great: Weapons, Armour and Tactics" is a detailed and carefully considered study of the military power of Antiochus III, ruler of the Seleucid Empire, who ruled from 223–187 BCE. The author carefully analyzes the army of this powerful monarch, showing its structure, units, types of weapons and tactics used in key campaigns. The book was published by Napoleon V.

The Seleucid Army of Antiochus the Great: Weapons, Armour and Tactics

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