Title: Fall of the West. The slow death of the Roman EmpireAuthor: Goldsworthy AdrianPublisher: ASTYear: 2014Pages: 736Format: pdfSize: 75.8 mbQuality: goodL...

Lucius Cornelius Sulla is one of the most striking and at the same time mysterious figures in the history of Ancient Rome. He became famous as a commander an...

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