Publisher's Synopsis
This is a historical novel by William Ware, an American novelist and journalist of the 19th century. The novel tells the story of Aurelian, a Roman general who became emperor in the midst of the political and military turmoil of the 3rd century CE. The novel is written in the form of letters from the protagonist to his lover in Palmyra and provides insights into the political, military, and cultural landscape of the era. The novel is an engaging blend of historical accuracy and imaginative storytelling.
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