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Cesta do Říma
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Cesta do Říma concludes the Zapomenutá legie trilogy against the backdrop of Caesar's final years. The personal ambitions of Romulus, Tarquinius, and Fabiola collide with political and military events that complicate the approach to Rome.
Cesta do Říma is the third and final volume in Ben Kane's historical trilogy Zapomenutá legie. The lives of Romulus, Tarquinius, and Fabiola unfold amid the wars and political struggles of Julius Caesar's final years. The protagonists draw closer to Rome, but the road to freedom, revenge, and reunion remains dangerous.
Book information
- Author
- Ben Kane
- Publisher
- Albatros Media a.s.
- Imprint
- Vyšehrad
- Formát
- E-book
- Language
- Czech
- Genre
- historický román, staroveký Rím, vojnové dobrodružstvo
- ISBN
- 978-80-742-9614-7
- Publication date
- 1. January 2015
- Pages
- 384
- E-book formats
- EPUB (ISBN 978-80-742-9671-0) · PDF (ISBN 978-80-742-9670-3) · MOBI (ISBN 978-80-742-9671-0)
What is Cesta do Říma about?
The story begins in Alexandria, where Romulus and Tarquinius are recruited into a Roman legion. Their paths soon diverge. Romulus continues with Caesar's forces and fights at Zela against the army of Pharnaces, king of Pontus. After disappearing from Alexandria, Tarquinius tries to reach Rhodes and explore his Etruscan roots. In Rome, Fabiola is caught in political and personal conflicts involving Brutus and Marcus Antonius. Romulus longs to return, reunite with his sister, and take revenge on Gemellus, but reaching Rome does not automatically bring freedom. The concluding volume combines wartime adventure, family destinies, and the political tensions of the late Roman Republic.
Themes and motifs
Romulus's journey is driven by his desire to escape slavery and gain control over his own life.
The protagonists want to settle accounts with those who harmed them and their family.
Romulus and Tarquinius face military conflicts during Caesar's campaigns.
Romulus's reunion with his sister Fabiola is one of the story's important personal goals.
The characters' lives intersect with power struggles surrounding Caesar, Brutus, and Marcus Antonius.
Setting
Alexandria, Pontus, Rhodes, Rome, and other parts of the Roman world during the time of Julius Caesar.
Main characters
One of the trilogy's central characters, who joins Caesar's legions and longs for freedom, a return to Rome, and reunion with his sister.
Romulus's companion, whose journey leads from Alexandria toward Rhodes and a search for his Etruscan roots.
Romulus's sister, living in Rome and caught amid personal and political conflicts.
The historical Roman commander whose military and political activities form a significant backdrop to the story.
A Roman politician and military commander who enters Fabiola's story.
A Roman politician connected to Fabiola and the political conflict surrounding Caesar.
Who is this book for?
For readers of historical novels, military adventures, and stories set in ancient Rome.
Book context
The Road to Rome is the third volume of the Forgotten Legion Chronicles, concluding the trilogy begun with The Forgotten Legion and The Silver Eagle. The English edition preceded the Czech edition; according to SOURCE_FACT, this Czech edition, Cesta do Říma, has 384 pages.
Séria a poradie
- Zapomenutá legie – tento titul je 3. diel
Otázky o knihe
What is Cesta do Říma about?
The final volume of the trilogy follows Romulus, Tarquinius, and Fabiola through military and political conflicts in the age of Julius Caesar.
Who wrote Cesta do Říma?
The author is Ben Kane.
What is the book's original title?
The original English title is The Road to Rome.
Where does Cesta do Říma fall in the series?
It is the third and final volume of the Zapomenutá legie trilogy, originally titled Forgotten Legion Chronicles.
Where does the story take place?
The story passes through Alexandria, Pontus, Rhodes, and Rome during the time of Julius Caesar.
Who are the main characters?
They include Romulus, Tarquinius, and Romulus's sister Fabiola.
How many pages does this edition have?
SOURCE_FACT lists 384 pages.






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