Roma traicionada

Octavio, Marco Antonio y la destrucción de la República

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Roma traicionada

By: Javier Negrete

Narrated by: Vicente Quintana

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En los Idus de marzo del 44 a.C., Julio César fue asesinado. Su muerte, señalada por la erupción de un volcán y la aparición de un cometa, dio origen al periodo más convulso y al mismo tiempo decisivo de la historia de Roma. En él se sucedieron guerras, cambios revolucionarios y grandes traiciones.

Dos personajes antagónicos, Octavio y Marco Antonio, pugnarían por conquistar el poder absoluto en la transición de la Roma republicana a la imperial. Su lucha llegaría a su punto culminante en Accio, una de las batallas más trascendentales de todos los tiempos.

Tras el gran éxito de Roma victoriosa y Roma invicta, Javier Negrete vuelve a sumergirse de lleno en la historia del pueblo romano y, sobre todo, de los generales y soldados que debían defender la República y que, sin embargo, la acabaron destruyendo.

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