Lords of the World: A story of the fall of Carthage and Corinth
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The narrative follows a young Greek who witnesses and resists Roman campaigns that bring about the destruction of two great rival cities, tracing events from tense sea voyages and clandestine missions to sieges, pitched battles, and political manoeuvres. Interwoven are portraits of commanders and envoys, scenes of religious ritual and civic debate, episodes of treachery and rescue, and the grim commerce of captives. Through episodic chapters it contrasts personal loyalties and cultural losses with the sweep of imperial ambition, reflecting on fate, moral cost, and the end of older orders.
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