Neæra: A Tale of Ancient Rome

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Neæra: A Tale of Ancient Rome

by active 1886-1887 John W. (John William) Graham

EN·~14 hours·48 chapters

Chapters

48 total

0:15

PART I

0:01

CHAPTER I.

32:32

CHAPTER II.

30:45

CHAPTER III.

35:02

CHAPTER IV.

26:03

CHAPTER V.

18:09

CHAPTER VI.

11:08

CHAPTER VII.

17:06

CHAPTER VIII.

30:12

Description

A secluded island rises from the sea, its cliffs sheer and its peaks crowned with fresh villas that echo Augustus’s grandeur. Here Emperor Tiberius has withdrawn from Rome, wrapped in mystery and whispered rumors of hidden cruelties. The island’s quiet splendor is pierced by the constant flow of couriers, reminders that the empire’s pulse still beats at its isolated heart.

Against this backdrop, a young soldier‑like traveler rows across the strait in a swift imperial boat. His dark eyes and proud bearing hint at a life forged in the legions, while his quiet nods to the crew suggest a purpose beyond mere passage. As the vessel leaves the shadow of the cliffs, the calm autumn air carries an undercurrent of intrigue, inviting listeners to discover the secrets that linger on Capreae’s windswept shores.

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Language

en

Duration

~14 hours (835K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2014-12-06

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

active 1886-1887 John W. (John William) Graham

active 1886-1887 John W. (John William) Graham

Best known for the historical novel Neæra: A Tale of Ancient Rome, this little-documented Victorian writer appears in library records only briefly, leaving behind a work that blends Roman history with dramatic fiction. The mystery around the author adds an extra layer of curiosity to the reading experience.

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