by Jesús Maeso de la Torre · B · tapa dura · ISBN 9788466661263
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Immerse yourself in the fascinating story of Julius Caesar with 'The Tears of Julius Caesar', a historical novel that recreates the intense relationship of the Roman leader with Hispania. From his arrival on the Iberian Peninsula in 68 BC, the novel explores Caesar's political dreams, his victories, obsessions and affections, all within the framework of the flourishing cities of the Mediterranean. Accompany Caesar and the prophetess Arsinoe on a journey through Rome, Britannia, Gaul, Egypt and Greece, as they unravel the mysterious murder of Arsinoe's mother. With an agile narrative style and rigorous historical content, this novel will transport you to the world of one of the most controversial figures in history.
