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Reviews

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Review: Eagles of the Empire. Traitors of Rome

Simon Scarrow

The book "Eagles of the Empire. Traitors of Rome" by Simon Scorrow is the 18th volume of the famous series, telling the story of friends: centurion Macro and tribune Cato. This time they are involved in a diplomatic operation aimed at going to the court of King Vologazes and establishing an agreement with the Parthians. The book was published by the publishing house Publicat.

Eagles of the Empire. Traitors of Rome

Review: Emperor: The Gates of Rome

Conn Iggulden

The book "Emperor: The Gates of Rome" is the first part of a historical novel showing the life of one of the greatest politicians and leaders of the world - Gaius Julius Caesar. In the first part, we learn about the childhood of a young patrician and his path to politics in the difficult times of the civil war.

Emperor: The Gates of Rome

Review: Arrows of Fury

Anthony Riches

The book "Arrows of Fury" is the second part of the historical novel series "Empire", in which the author Anthony Riches takes us to the year 181 CE. The young centurion Marcus Valerius Aquilla, a fugitive from Rome, has to fight for the good name of his family, which during the reign of the new emperor Commodus was considered hostile to the Roman raison d'état.

Arrows of Fury

Review: The Last Romans

Teodor Jeske-Choiński

A thrilling historical novel by Henryk Sienkiewicz's friend and competitor, set in the realities of the collapsing ancient Rome.

The Last Romans

Review: Roman Warfare

Jonathan P. Roth

The author reports on the most important war campaigns in the history of the country of the wolf people and the organization of its extraordinary army, taking into account its reforms and the place of soldiers in Roman society.