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A historical novel as a comic. Arminius has returned to Germania and is serving under General Varus. In Rome, however, there are doubts about his loyalty and suspicions that he is planning a rebellion. His best friend Marcus, of all people, is also sent to Germania to collect evidence for this suspicion. But Arminius enjoys the trust of Varus. As the commander of a lonely outpost of the Roman legion, Marcus finds himself sidelined and face to face with the indomitable tribes of the Germanic tribes, while Arminius advances his plans... Hero or traitor? The series The Eagles of Rome traces the path of the young Arminius, from his early childhood and military training to the famous Battle of the Teutoburg Forest. At his side is always the Roman Marcus Falco, and almost like brothers, the two fight and suffer together. But Arminius cannot forget his origins and the obligations of his blood, and in the end these prove to be stronger than his upbringing.
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- Books (first-hand)
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- Marini, Enrico
- Title
- Die Adler Roms. Band 3
- Details
- Many colour illustrations in comic style, large format. 64 pages.
- State
- new
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22765 Hamburg
Deutschland
E-Mail: [email protected]
Website: www.carlsen.de
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