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Nothing Sacred: A Novel in Verse
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Nothing Sacred: A Novel in Verse

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They may have been born privileged into the Claudii Pulchri family, but siblings Clodius Pulcher and Clodia Metelli are firebrands: kindred spirits; brazen, impetuous, headstrong; determined to live by their own rules.

Together they incite the wrath of Rome’s elite - and in particular, Cicero. But nothing is sacred in late Republican Rome - and rules keep changing when change threatens to rule …

The vagaries of the period are brought to vibrant life through the eyes and exploits of Clodius and Clodia in this historical novel in verse.

 

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Australian Scholarly Publishing
Country
Australia
Date
30 September 2015
Pages
184
ISBN
9781925333220

They may have been born privileged into the Claudii Pulchri family, but siblings Clodius Pulcher and Clodia Metelli are firebrands: kindred spirits; brazen, impetuous, headstrong; determined to live by their own rules.

Together they incite the wrath of Rome’s elite - and in particular, Cicero. But nothing is sacred in late Republican Rome - and rules keep changing when change threatens to rule …

The vagaries of the period are brought to vibrant life through the eyes and exploits of Clodius and Clodia in this historical novel in verse.

 

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Australian Scholarly Publishing
Country
Australia
Date
30 September 2015
Pages
184
ISBN
9781925333220