CHRONOLOGICAL DICTIONARY OF THE EMPERORS OF ANCIENT ROME: From Augustus to Romulus Augustulus: Stories and Fates of the Masters of Rome

From Augustus, the founder of the Empire, to Romulus Augustulus, the last emperor of the West, this chronological dictionary invites you to explore the fascinating history of the rulers who reigned over Rome for nearly five centuries. This book presents each emperor in an accessible and precise way, guiding you through their reigns, achievements, and downfalls. It offers insightful perspectives on iconic figures such as Nero, Trajan, Marcus Aurelius, and Constantine, while also unveiling palace intrigues, bold reforms, and military conquests that shaped the Roman Empire. Each entry is enriched with captivating anecdotes, historical analyses, and a detailed chronology, allowing you to follow the evolution of the Empire through its moments of glory, crises, and decline. Whether you are passionate about ancient history or simply curious to learn more about the figures who once dominated the Roman world, this book is an indispensable tool for understanding one of the greatest civilizations in history. A reference work for all Roman history enthusiasts, tracing the lives of the emperors who shaped the Empire and left an indelible mark on history.