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Das Tor zur Macht
Vespasian 2
By: Robert Fabbri, Michael Windgassen - Übersetzer
Narrated by: Erich Wittenberg
Length: 13 hrs and 29 mins
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Das Tor zur Macht

Name: Das Tor zur Macht
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By: Robert Fabbri, Michael Windgassen - Übersetzer

Narrated by: Erich Wittenberg

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Summary

Rom, im Jahr 30 n. Chr.: Vespasian hat einen schier unlösbaren Auftrag. Er soll heimlich den thrakischen Priester Rotheces in seine Gewalt bringen, aus einer Festung unter Belagerung der römischen Legion. Denn der Mann könnte Sejanus zerstören, den Kommandeur der Prätorianergarde, der alle Macht in Rom an sich gerissen hat. Vespasian überwindet Hinterhalte: verschneite Berge, Piraten auf hoher See und Sejanus Spione. Doch die schlimmste Gefahr lauert im Herzen des römischen Reiches selbst, am verkommenen Hof von Tiberius, dem paranoiden und lasterhaften Kaiser von Rom.