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In the tumultuous year of 53 B.C., Julius Caesar, fresh from his Gallic triumphs, ignites a civil war by crossing the Rubicon, forcing his rival Pompey to flee Rome. The ensuing conflict pits the formidable legions of Rome against each other, led by their most brilliant generals, in a brutal struggle for supremacy. As Caesar's military genius is tested to its limits, his path leads him not only through the bloody battlefields but also towards the allure of Egypt and the enigmatic Cleopatra, who will bear his son. This epic saga delves into Caesar's relentless ambition, the complexities of power, and the profound bonds of friendship and betrayal that will ultimately shape his destiny.

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paperback

Bantam

Published Mar 27, 2007

528 pages

ISBN: 9780440241607

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First Published

2007

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for The Gods of War by Conn Iggulden.

Violence
War/Trauma