
Characterizes the life of a Roman emperor via the examples given by Julius Caesar (48 BCE) through Alexander Severus (235 CE).
- Lolita, it's mostly what you've read about it.
- a few short stories by Heinrich von Kleist.
I liked it so much that now I am in the middle of Emperor of Rome.
Does anyone here have any good recommendations on Rome's history?
She argues that in the majority of unearthed royal palaces, the kitchens were very small and wouldn't allow to cook such complicated parties.
Besides, she argues, most stories of such big parties were written by sycophants needing royal approval, people anxious to show the importance they didn't have or political enemies with an interest in badmouthing previous emperors (mostly for Nero, Caligula and Elagabalus).
