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Robert Harris
ISBN 9780099474197
Rs. 960
Arrow Books
Dictator
Who it's for: Readers of historical fiction and Roman history
Dictator is the concluding volume in Robert Harris's Cicero Trilogy, offering a vivid historical account of the final, turbulent years of the Roman Republic through the eyes of its most eloquent statesman, Marcus Tullius Cicero. This novel chronicles Cicero's relentless struggle to preserve republican ideals amidst the rise of powerful individuals like Caesar, Pompey, and Mark Antony, detailing his exile, his perilous return, and his ultimate, tragic confrontation with destiny.Why You Should Read? Provides a detailed, immersive perspective on Ancient Roman politics and history. Explores the life and ideals of one of history's most compelling figures, Cicero. Offers a gripping narrative of power, betrayal, and the fall of a republic. Completes a critically acclaimed historical fiction series with a strong conclusion.
Highlights
- Concluding volume of the Cicero Trilogy
- Covers Cicero's exile, return, and tragic end
- Features Caesar, Pompey, and Mark Antony
- Immersive view of Roman politics and history
- Explores the struggle to preserve republican ideals
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Questions about this book
Is this the first book in the Cicero Trilogy?
No, Dictator is the concluding volume. The trilogy begins with earlier books, but this one focuses on Cicero's final years.
What historical figures appear in the book?
The novel features Julius Caesar, Pompey, and Mark Antony, among others, as Cicero navigates the turbulent politics of the late Roman Republic.
What period of Cicero's life does the book cover?
It covers his exile, his perilous return, and his ultimate tragic confrontation with destiny, detailing his struggle to preserve republican ideals.
Is the book historically accurate?
It is a novel, but it offers a vivid historical account based on real events and figures, providing an immersive perspective on Roman politics.