30 b.c.-476 a.d

Chronicles the history of the Augustus family's ruling of ancient Rome, discussing Tiberius, the great general who ended up a bitter recluse, Caligula, the master of cruely and humiliation, Claudius, the near cripple whose underestimation probably led to his survival and accession to the emperorship and more.

In 460 A.D. Aurelius Antonius finds himself recalled to Rome and is assigned the Commander of new Caesar, Romulus Augustus' retinue of personal bodyguards. Romulus is destined to be crowned the last emperor of Rome. His reign lasts for one day and ends with Rome being run over by the savage Goths.

Examines the culture and architecture of ancient Rome, presenting commmentary by experts, recreations of daily life, location footage, and graphic reconstructions of the Forum, the Pantheon, and the Colosseum.

Re-creations and on-location reconstructions combine with commentary and analysis from experts to provide insights into the Roman invasion of Britain.

Contains an introduction to what it was like to be a Roman soldier, in simple text with illustrations, including information on armor, weapons, skills, and duties.

Chronicles the military history of Rome from the late second century through the fourth century, providing information on its soldiers, leaders, and military actions.