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rwmg
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Marcus Salvius Magnus solves the rivalry between a brothel owner under his protection and a rival protected by a gang from a neighbouring area in Rome in such a way as to also do a favour for Antonia, sister-in-law of the Emperor Tiberius.

This story of mafia style gangs in the lower reaches of Roman society paints a rather harsher picture than I'm used to, but the story grabbed my attention and was quite impossible to put down.

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Yoricke_SouthAfrica
Emperor of Rome | Robert Fabbri
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I completed the Vespasian series and thoroughly enjoyed it! What started as an interest in Cleopatra, led me all the way to the Roman Empire.
This series was brilliantly written. Highly recommended for anyone with an interest in Roman history.
True 5 star rating.

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Yoricke_SouthAfrica
Emperor of Rome | Robert Fabbri
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Starting the 9th, and last book in the Vespasian series. What a phenomenal series it has been so far.

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Yoricke_SouthAfrica
Rome's Sacred Flame | Robert Fabbri
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Vespasian's long awaited ambition of becoming the Governor of Africa is finally realised. This, of course, comes with a number of life threatening challenges. Meanwhile Emperor Nero reaches new heights of cruelty. How long can this situation be maintained?

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The Twelve Caesars | Suetonius
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rwmg @Yoricke_SouthAfrica The photo on the left is one I took of a bust of Vespasian at Fishbourne Roman Palace (edited) 3y
Yoricke_SouthAfrica @rwmg Oh wow. Thank you so much for the tag in this book series. I am enjoying the Vespasian series so much. What an amazing photo. The history of Rome is fascinating. 3y
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