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Prince of Rome

Rome at the height of its imperial reach, AD 46.
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This can be started here without reading anything first, as the opening sets out the empire and its setting. Readers who already know Iggulden's Emperor novels will recognise his approach to Rome.
The blurb sets the scene in AD 46, when the Roman Republic has become a true empire ruling some sixty million people from Egypt to the coast of Gaul.

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In AD 46 the Roman Republic has become a true empire, stretching from Egypt to the coast of Gaul. Some sixty million people live under its rule, among them slaves and citizens, noblemen and emperors. Conn Iggulden, who brought Julius Caesar's rise to life in his Emperor novels, returns to Rome at this moment of imperial power.

For readers who like their history told on a grand scale, with the full weight of empire behind it, this is a book that puts the reader at the centre of one of the most powerful states the ancient world ever knew.

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