Julius Caesar: The Rubicon Crossed - The Story of the Roman People vol. V Book PDF, ePub eBook

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Book Descriptions:
The Senate hands Caesar, fresh from his conquest of Gaul, an ultimatum: disband his army immediately and return to Rome, or face being branded a traitor and enemy of the people. Instead, Caesar crosses the Rubicon and marches brazenly southward, defeating his erstwhile-friend-turned-enemy Pompey and bringing all of Italy and ultimately almost the entire Mediterranean World under his sway. Then, as though foreseeing his impending assassination, he lays the groundwork for a new political order. This ambitious volume captures Caesar’s true vision of Imperial Rome.

*CONTENTS*
Chapter One: Virilitas: Manhood(Part2)
Chapter Two: Idus Martiae: The Ides of March
Chapter Three: Antony and Cleopatra versus Octavian
Epilogue
Chronology
References
About the Series and Author

Julius Caesar: The Rubicon Crossed - The Story of the Roman People vol. V by Nanami SHIONO

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