rome

Caesar returns from the battlefield to Rome and prepares to conquer the political arena and the women he left behind--his mistress Servilia, his mother Aurelia, his daughter Julia, and the celebrated Vestal Virgins.

2nd century imperial Rome, including food, occupations, amusements, social customs, education, and religion.

A brief biography of Roman soldier and leader, Julius Caesar, that also describes the city and rural life, language, social classes, and culture of ancient Rome.

Explores the cuisine of ancient Greece and Rome with historical timelines and fifty original recipes followed by modern adaptations.

Offers an introduction to the life of Julius Caesar, providing information on his place in world history, evil deeds, military conquests, and other related topics.

Looks at the development of the Roman Empire from the foundation of Rome in 753 B.C. to the Empire's collapse in the fifth century A.D.

Imperial Rome's private investigator Marcus Didius Falco takes on a case involving the murder of a wealthy real estate developer.

While tracking down a runaway circus musician, Falco and his mistress are unjustly accused of a murder and join a traveling theater group to avoid arrest, unaware that the real killer is a member of the group and is looking to kill again.