The Caesars

The book explores the unparalleled status of Rome and its emperors, emphasizing the city's unique grandeur and architectural magnificence. Unlike any other metropolis, ancient or modern, Rome boasted a population that surpassed four million, solidifying its position as a singular entity in history. The discussion contrasts Rome's prominence with other cities, notably London, and delves into the complexities of its historical significance. Through a detailed examination, the author aims to illuminate the distinctive qualities that made Rome the preeminent city of its time.