Tiberius Caesar

Baker presents an objective view of the life of Tiberius Caesar, the second emperor of Rome, and successor to Augustus. While covering the years from age thirteen to the emperor's death, the author considers issues of Augustus' succession, Tiberius' military career, and the challenging political aspects of the early Roman Empire. - Summary by Mark Harrington

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Preface; I - The Triumph of Augustus 52:06 Read by Mark Harrington
II - The Causes and Results of the World-State 45:17 Read by Mark Harrington
III - The Conquest of Germany 44:46 Read by Mark Harrington
IV - The Survival of Julia's Third Husband 44:27 Read by Mark Harrington
V - The Revolt of the North 44:36 Read by Mark Harrington
VI - Tiberius Caesar 39:39 Read by Mark Harrington
VII - The Military Mutinies 47:53 Read by Mark Harrington
VIII - Germanicus 46:21 Read by Mark Harrington
IX - Julia's Daughter 46:31 Read by Mark Harrington
X - The Advent of the Tuscan 48:51 Read by Mark Harrington
XI - The Entanglement of Julia's Children: and the Fall of the Tuscan 45:49 Read by Mark Harrington
XII - The Old Man of Capri 47:10 Read by Mark Harrington
XIII - The Legacy of Tiberius 46:06 Read by Mark Harrington