Dynasty: The Rise and Fall of the House of Caesar

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One criticism is that holland has a habit of using quotes in the text without citing the author in-text (although there is invariably a footnote) still holland manages to update the information and manages to apply some needed skepticism to some of th... Read More

The book moves along at a breakneck pace but never lacks for detail. The author's impeccable research allows him to provide personal facts about the main characters. I am as educated as anyone and appreciate straight storytelling.

It chronicles corruption of government and the ephemeral devotion of the people to the extravagance and vulgarity of their supreme rulers. One gets to know them intimately, their strengths, fears, adulterous behavior and their ordering the exile or de... Read More

The emperor was viewed as a living god, adding to his legitimacy and placing the emperor at the heart of local ritual. There are details here that historians will appreciate and that i found a little more than i wanted to know. Holy roman empire queen... Read More

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His work is simply a continuation of the gossip he enjoys writing so much about. There is way too much intermingling of major characters such as emperors, princes, generals and others to the extent of gossip that it becomes tedious, boring and eventua... Read More

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Quality

It was stirring, apparently accurate and presented with a you are there' quality.

Sexual fantasies are actualized with the increasingly bizarre habits of each successive augustan caesar.

“dynasty” follows the bloodline of the house of caesar to its ultimate end, concluding with the death of nero.

Competitiveness

He even performs and sings for the roman people, and plays a starring role in the olympics.

The brits weren't barbarous, they actually had/have more civilized laws than the romans, i think.

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This product had a total of 589 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jul 13 2022.