Review: Vespasian. Tribune of Rome
Robert Fabbri
The first volume of the Vespasian historical novel. A young Roman gains his first experience in the Roman army and learns about the world of intrigue and political struggles.
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Review: The Darkening Age: The Christian Destruction of the Classical World
Catherine Nixey
The book "The Darkening Age: The Christian Destruction of the Classical World" by Catherine Nixey is a position that attempts to show Christianity in the ancient world in a slightly different and more controversial way. The author boldly presents her view on the role of Christianity in the fall of Rome and ancient culture. The book was published by the Filtry publishing house, which publishes items encouraging social discussion on many controversial topics.
Review: A Day in the Life of Ancient Rome
Angela Alberto
The book by Angelo Alberto "A Day in the Life of Ancient Rome" is another interesting proposition for people who would like to get to know the everyday life of ancient Romans in an accessible and interesting way.
Review: A history of Attila and the Huns
Edward Arthur Thompson
The book "A history of Attila and the Huns" by Edward Arthur Thompson was written in 1948 and aimed to bring the history of the Huns closer and tell the relationship between the Roman Empire and this warlike and nomadic people in the years 370-470 CE.
Review: Hunting the Eagles
Ben Kane
The book "Hunting the Eagles" is the second part of Ben Kane's new trilogy, entitled "Eagles of Rome", in which the author takes us to 14 CE, five years after the tragic defeat of Varus' legions in the Teutoburg Forest. This time we will take part in the preparations for the Germanicus offensive and direct clashes across the Rhine.
Review: Augustus. Godfather of Europe
Richard Holland
The book "Augustus. Godfather of Europe" by Richard Holland is a position focusing on the figure of the first Roman emperor, his rise to power, reign and attempt to establish a successor.
Review: Vespasian. Emperor of Rome
Robert Fabbri
The book "Vespasian. Emperor of Rome" is the ninth and final part of the novel about Vespasian, the founder of the Flavian dynasty and the initiator of the construction of a magnificent amphitheater - the Colosseum. This time the author takes us to Judea and presents Vespasian's campaign to crush the Jewish rebellion. Moreover, Vespasian is competing for power in Rome.
Review: Blood Forest
Geraint Jones
The book "Blood Forest" is the debut novel by war veteran Geraint Jones. The author decided to tell the tragic defeat of the Roman legions in 9 CE. in the Germanic forests from the perspective of ordinary soldiers. The theme of the plot as well as the author's war experiences should guarantee a truly uniquely described ancient world.
Review: Siege
Geraint Jones
The book "Siege" by Geraint Jones is another part of the historical novel telling the fate of the legionnaire Felix-Corvus and his friends. In the previous part - "Bloody Forest" - the hero took part in the tragic expedition of three Roman legions in North Germany, which led to the defeat of Rome in the Teutoburg forest.
Review: Hannibal. Fields of Blood
Ben Kane
The book "Hannibal. Fields of Blood" by Ben Kane is the second volume of the historical novel set during the Second Punic War. The main characters (Quintus, Hanno, Fabricius) take part in the most important events of the conflict, this time allowing the reader to discover what it looked like, among others. the Battle of the Trebia, the Battle of Lake Trasimeno, and the Battle of Cannae.
