All three novels included in this collection were published under the general title of the “Golden Age” series. After the cruel despot emperors, the peaceful Antonine dynasty reigned in Rome for a long time, leaving behind a good memory. The reign of the Antonines is called the “golden age” of the Empire; this “age” occupies almost the entire second century of the new era. The most famous emperors of the “golden age” were the commander Trajan, Hadrian and the philosopher Marcus Aurelius. “Trajan. Golden Dawn.” A new novel by the modern writer M. Ishkov is dedicated to the life and work of one of the most famous rulers of world history - the Roman Emperor Trajan (53-117). "Adrian. Golden Afternoon" Publius Aelius Hadrianus. "Marcus Aurelius. Golden Twilight".  The new novel by Mikhail Ishkov is dedicated to one of the most famous rulers of world history, the “philosopher on the throne,” the Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius (121–180)

Contents:1. Trajan. Golden Dawn2. Adrian. Golden afternoon3. Marcus Aurelius. Golden Twilight