Hugh Griffith - Great Rulers of Ancient Rome [COMPACT DISCS] USA import

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Hugh Griffith - Great Rulers of Ancient Rome [COMPACT DISCS]

Artist: Hugh Griffith

Title: Great Rulers of Ancient Rome

Condition: New

Format: COMPACT DISCS

Release Date: 2010

Label: Naxos Audio Books

UPC: 9789626342879

Genre: Books on Tape/Cd

Album Tracks

DISC 1:
1. Introduction
2. The Other Story Was That Rome Was Founded By Twins
3. And That's How the Roman System Worked for About 500 Years
4. Julius Caesar
5. The First Thing We Know Caesar Did As a Young Man
6. The Next Year Caesar Was Elected Praetor
7. But the Big Question Was ? What Would Happen to Caesar?
8. Augustus ? Emperor 27 BC to Ad 14
9. The Family of Octavius Was Frightened for Him
10. The Long Path to Victory Was Full of Twists and Turns
11. One Reason for Choosing Death
12. Claudius ? Emperor Ad 41 to 54
13. Claudius Was Over 50 When He Became Emperor

DISC 2:
1. Nero ? Emperor Ad 54 to 68
2. If Nero Could Have His Own Mother Murdered
3. Vespasian ? Emperor Ad 69 to 79
4. At That Period of His Life Vespasian Was Married to Domitilla
5. Trajan ? Emperor Ad 98 to 117
6. After All the Stabbing and Poisoning and Putting to Death
7. Hadrian ? Emperor Ad 117 to 138
8. The Job of An Emperor Was Not to Sit in Rome and Wait
9. Marcus Aurelius ? Emperor Ad 161 to 180
10. Here Are a Few Extracts to Give the Flavour of His Thoughts
11. Diocletian ? Emperor Ad 284 to 305
12. The Greatest Idea That Diocletion Had
13. Constantine ? Emperor Ad 306 to 337
14. Almost Immediately Constantine Began Building

The common view of the Romans is that they were only interested in watching gladiators hack one another to pieces, and in lying on couches while they stuffed large meals down their throats. But of course they were a busy and clever people, who built up a great empire to prove it, with fine cities and harbours, bath houses and roads, laws and good government. In this audiobook you can hear the stories of the great Roman emperors and the enduring legacy that they left for later generations.