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La Saga Romana Serie

Esta extensa saga te sumerge en el corazón de la antigua Roma, donde la intriga política se entrelaza con los dramas personales de sus poderosas figuras. La serie representa magistralmente momentos cruciales y las vidas de quienes forjaron el destino del imperio. Explora un mundo lleno de luchas de poder, giros inesperados y deseos humanos. Es una historia épica sobre el auge y la caída de imperios e individuos.

The October horse
Caesar
Las mujeres de Cesar I
Fortune's favorites
The Grass Crown
Últimos éxitos de la novela histórica: El primer hombre de Roma

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  1. Últimos éxitos de la novela histórica: El primer hombre de Roma

    • 826 páginas
    • 29 horas de lectura

    A Roma, durante gli ultimi anni della Repubblica, si respira un clima politico incerto e oscuro. Tra lotte sociali e guerre civili, alleanze e nuovi complotti, iniziano a brillare le figure dei due grandi generali Mario e Silla. Due uomini eccezionali, diversi per censo e personalità, ma accomunati da una divorante ambizione: conquistare il potere assoluto a Roma, mentre il mondo sta cedendo sotto i colpi delle sue legioni. Un romanzo entusiasmante su uno dei periodi più decisivi della storia romana, che riporta alla vita lo sfarzo, la dissolutezza, le virtù morali e le passioni politiche della Roma repubblicana.

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  2. The Grass Crown

    "Throughout the Western world, great kingdoms have fallen and despots lay crushed beneath the heels of Rome's advancing legions. But now internal rebellion threatens the stability of the mighty Republic. An aging, ailing Gaius Marius, heralded conqueror of Germany and Munidia, longs for that which was prophesied many years before: an unprecedented seventh consulship of Rome. It is a prize to be won only through treachery and with blood, pitting Marius against a new generation of assassins, power-seekers, and Senate intriguers - and setting him at odds with the ambitious, tormented Lucius Cornelius Sulla, once Marius's most trusted right-hand man, now his most dangerous rival"--Provided by publisher

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  3. Fortune's favorites

    In the midst of a disintegrating Republic, the dictator of ancient Rome, Sulla, retires, the brutally ambitious Pompey appoints himself Magnus, and a young Caesar emerges as a towering figure to his people, with his wife, Cimilla, by his side. Reprint.

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  4. Las mujeres de Cesar I

    New York Times bestselling author Colleen McCullough re-creates an extraordinary epoch before the mighty Republic belonged to Julius Caesar—when Rome's noblewomen were his greatest conquest. His victories were legend—in battle and bedchamber alike. Love was a political weapon he wielded cunningly and ruthlessly in his private war against enemies in the forum. Genius, general, patrician, Gaius Julius Caesar was history. His wives bought him influence. He sacrificed his beloved daughter on the altar of ambition. He burned for the cold-hearted mistress he could never dare trust. Caesar's women all knew—and feared—his power. He adored them, used them, destroyed them on his irresistible rise to prominence. And one of them would seal his fate.

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  5. Caesar

    • 1056 páginas
    • 37 horas de lectura

    The "New York Times" bestselling author brilliantly reconstructs the mighty republic that once ruled the ancient world and celebrates the genius, passion, ruthlessness, and magnificence of the noblest Roman of all: Gaius Julius Caesar.

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  6. The October horse

    • 1120 páginas
    • 40 horas de lectura

    With the possible exception of the crucifixion of Christ no moment of history is more universally familiar and more often depicted than the assassination of Julius Caesar. Caesar is in the prime of his life and the height of his powers as the novel opens. A man of contradictions, Caesar is happily married yet at the same time the lover of the enigmatic and subtle Egyptian ruler, Cleopatra. He is at once a great general who commands the instinctive loyalty of Rome's legions, and a man who wishes to bring to an end Rome's endless civil and external wars, a man not only conscious of his own power, and contemptuous of lesser men, but respectful of the republic, and determined not to be worshipped as a living god or crowned as an emperor, a man whose very greatness attracts envy and jealousy to a dangerous degree. With her extraordinary knowledge of Roman history, Colleen McCullough brings Caesar to life as nobody has ever done before, and surrounds him with an enormous and vivid cast of historical characters, portrayed here not as literary figures, but as real, living people, trying to control and master enormous political events and survive.

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  7. Antony and Cleopatra

    Passion, politics, love and death combine in a novel of the legendary love triangle between the three leaders of Rome: Cleopatra, Mark Antony and Octavian.

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