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Romulus Augustus The Last Caesar - cover

Romulus Augustus The Last Caesar

Patrizio Corda

Maison d'édition: Patrizio Corda

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Synopsis

476 AD - In the disintegration of the Western Roman Empire, the last emperor of Rome, the young Romulus Augustus, is deposed by Odoacer and relegated to captivity in a villa in Campania.
As he sees his world dissolve, Romulus  vows to himself to get his revenge. In the dark corridors of his prison, Romulus will find an unexpected help who will restore his freedom, beginning an incredible adventure to the borders of his late kingdom, in search of a way to one day return to the place where he had been lord of half of the world.

 
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