Nero

This is an introductory account of the actions and reputation of the most infamous figure in Roman history. It provides an assessment of Nero's reign, looking at domestic and international policies, including the persecution of Christians; and considers Nero's family background, and his perception of himself as god-incarnate. Nero's cultural achievements are examined, and the text analyses his downfall and the aftermath - focusing on the actions of Galba, Otho and Vitellius

Second Hand. Light wear to boards. Otherwise excellent.