"The Story of the Romans" (15-volume set) comes to an end. A classic of Roman history worth collecting. In this mediocre era, everyone longs for heroes. Japanese female writer Shiono Nanei decided to leave Japan and go to Rome to find heroes. He has settled in Rome for more than 30 years, and in 15 years he wrote the 15-volume masterpiece "The Story of the Romans", which restores the glorious history of a small country on the Italian peninsula becoming a world empire that lasted for 1,300 years, and recreates an era in which heroes emerged in large numbers... Only by understanding Rome can we understand past Europe and today's world. The Romans were not as intelligent as the Greeks, physically inferior to the Gauls, technologically inferior to the Etruscans, and economically inferior to the Carthaginians, but why were they able to defeat their opponents one by one and establish and maintain a huge Roman Empire? The Story of the Romans (15-volume set); "The Story of the Romans 1: Rome was not built in a day" "The Story of the Romans 2: The War of Hannibal" "The Story of the Romans 3: The Myth of the Winner" "The Story of the Romans 4: The Age of Caesar (Part 1)" "The Story of the Romans 5: The Age of Caesar (Part 2)" "The Story of the Romans 6: Peace under Rome" "The Story of the Romans 7: The Infamous Emperor" "The Story of the Romans 8: Crisis and Overcome" "The Story of the Romans 9: The Century of the Wise King" "The Story of the Romans 10: All Roads Lead to Rome" "The Story of the Romans 11: The Beginning of the End" "The Story of the Romans 12: The Lost Empire" "The Story of the Romans 13: The Last Stand" "The Story of the Romans 14: The Triumph of Christ" "The Story of the Romans 15: The Finale of the Roman World"
Good books to learn about Rome