Agrippina Die Mutter Nero's (1867)

Focusing on the life of Agrippina, mother of Emperor Nero, this historical account delves into her origins, marriage to Emperor Claudius, and her strategic maneuvers to elevate her son to power. It explores her interactions with influential figures like Seneca and Burrus, providing a vivid portrayal of the political and social landscape of ancient Rome. The book highlights Agrippina's ability to leverage her position as the emperor's mother, making it essential reading for those interested in the history of Rome and the political influence of women.