The Roman Emperors, 9781398126251
Hardcover
Emperors, intrigue, and assassination: Rome’s brutal history, easily accessible.

The Roman Emperors

A Biographical Dictionary of Rule and Misrule

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  • Hardcover

    352 pages

  • Release Date

    14 August 2025

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Summary

A biographical dictionary of Roman emperors from Caesar’s seizure of power in 49 BC to AD 602. This work lists emperors alphabetically, providing detailed biographies and references for each. It covers the constitutional evolution of the empire, from the hesitant emergence of monarchy under Augustus to the increasingly fractured politics that followed. The text explores the rarity and often disastrous outcomes of hereditary succession in Rome, contrasting it with the more standardized, though…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781398126251
ISBN-10:139812625X
Author:Maxwell Craven
Publisher:Amberley Publishing
Imprint:Amberley Publishing
Format:Hardcover
Number of Pages:352
Release Date:14 August 2025
Weight:604g
Dimensions:39mm x 243mm x 168mm
About The Author

Maxwell Craven

Maxwell Craven has written extensively on architecture and antiques for the Georgian Group Journal, Country Life, and various local magazines. Whilst he has written extensively on the history of Derby and Derbyshire, on architecture and on the Midlands Enlightenment, his real love is for Roman history and post-Roman Britain. His most recent book is ‘Magnus Maximus, a Neglected Roman Emperor and his British Legacy’ and he has written a comprehensive guide to the Saxon Shore forts of Britain. He is a former chairman of Derby Conservation Area Advisory Committee, a member of Derby Cathedral FAC, a Trustee of Derby Bridge Chapel and the Derby Museums Trust, was Derby Museum Assistant Keeper of Archaeology and from 1982 Keeper of Antiquities. He was awarded an honorary DLitt.by the University of Derby; he was made MBE and elected FSA in 1999.

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