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Tiberius

Emperors seriesbook 2 of 4Next:Caesar(1993) →

The second of a trilogy of Roman novels. Augustus is the first book in the trilogy and was the winner of the Saltire Society/Scotsman Book of the Year Award. The author also wrote The Last Peacock, which won the Frederick Niven Award in 1981, The Death of Men and A Question of Loyalties.

Subject
history
Audience
adult

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