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    Decebal Triumphant: The Rome-Dacia Wars, Book 1: 85-99 A.D.
    Decebal Triumphant: The Rome-Dacia Wars, Book 1: 85-99 A.D.
    Decebal Triumphant: The Rome-Dacia Wars, Book 1: 85-99 A.D.
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    Decebal Triumphant: The Rome-Dacia Wars, Book 1: 85-99 A.D.

    Written by Peter Jaksa

    Narrated by Pavi Proczko

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    About this audiobook

    85 A.D. The Roman Empire expanded its conquered territories north to the Danube River. One kingdom is still a serious threat – the third most powerful military power in Europe and the richest nation in the region. That nation is Dacia, led by its young and brilliant military leader King Decebal.

    Decebal Triumphant is the story of the early days (85 – 99 A.D.) of the Roman – Dacian wars. It is told from the point of view of King Decebal and the Dacian people fighting for their freedom and survival, and also examines the intrigues of Emperor Domitian, a rising military star named Trajan, and the Roman nobility fighting for power. Going beyond historical myths and Hollywood stereotypes, this novel tells the rich story of an epic clash of cultures and of brutal military conflicts that shaped the future of two nations.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSpotify Audiobooks
    Release dateNov 23, 2021
    ISBN9781664992214
    Decebal Triumphant: The Rome-Dacia Wars, Book 1: 85-99 A.D.

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