Hardcover Your Guide's Review Julian by Gore Vidal Engaging pseudo-memoirs of the Roman emperor known as the apostate for trying to revive paganism. The youthful Cleopatra was clever and adaptable. Essex tries to strip Cleopatra of Augustus' hateful propaganda. The Romans have finally given up on Britain. In their wake battle wracks the countryside.
Hope lies in uniting the races through marriage.
Sequel to The Silver Branch . Paperback Last Seen in Massilia by Saylor, Steven Steven Saylor's newest Roma sub rosa mystery takes Gordianus to Marseilles to find a couple of missing people. William Coloring book for people interested in a snapshot history of Ancient Rome. Egypt's Sun Queen by Joyce Tyldesley Tyldesley attempts to unravel the many mysteries surrounding the fourteenth century B.C. Egyptian queen by looking at archaeological evidence, religious and mortuary art, and architecture from the late 18th dynasty. Hardcover Your Guide's Review Oresteia translated by Ted Hughes Ted Hughes' posthumously published translation of the trilogy about the family of Agamemnon, his murder by his wife, her murder by their son, and his punishment.