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What is a great historical fiction book about ancient Rome, if I liked Augustus by John Williams?
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PixSPQR by Mary Beard provides a compelling and informative account of Rome's history, though more non-fiction, it captures the essence of ancient Rome with a clarity that fans of historical novels like Augustus would appreciate.
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PixImperium by Robert Harris offers a gripping depiction of power and politics in ancient Rome, much in the same vein as Augustus by John Williams, focusing on the rise of Cicero, a pivotal character in Roman history.
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PixI, Claudius by Robert Graves is a classic novel that provides a detailed and vivid portrayal of imperial Rome's intrigue and dynamics, akin to the character-driven narrative style found in Augustus.
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PixThe Daughters of Palatine Hill by Phyllis T. Smith offers a beautifully written narrative from the perspective of women in ancient Rome, giving a different yet insightful view of the era, much like the nuanced character exploration in Augustus.