Servants of revenge

AD 185. The son of Marcus Aurelius and his successor, Emperor Commodus, have been sitting on the throne of Caesar for half a decade now. Although his rule has brought peace to the empire and the people love his generous, magnificent emperor, Rome must face both external and internal threats. In the vicinity of the emperor, the commander of the Praetorian bodyguard, Tigidius Perennis, is gaining more and more influence and power, and in his ambition he is already daydreaming about the conquest of the throne. He intends to achieve his plans with the help of the sons who govern the provinces of Pannonia and the legions assigned to them. However, peace along the Danuvius is far from complete. Although Commodus made peace with the Quaids and Marcomannans in the first year of his reign, the Sarmatian Yazygas continue to harass Roman settlements and fortifications with their smaller raids. Several of the Roman officers along the limes want revenge for the burglary, and there are those who do not shy away from any means to justify their opposition to the command ban. The latest novel of Mihály Marcellus presents the author in the usual detail, through a twisted plot in the U. II. century history of the provinces of Pannonia and Rome.