Aurelian: The Man Who Rose Rome
<p>In the crisp September of 268, Emperor Gallienus found himself dining within the confines of his besieged army camp near Mediolanum, a city under siege. While his primary concern was confronting the treacherous general Aureolus, lurking beneath his visit lay a deeper purpose.</p>
<p>The Roman Empire was torn apart a decade prior, fractured into three pieces by Postumus’s Revolt in the West and the relentless Sassanian assault in the East. Concurrently, barbarian advances from the Northern frontier were growing increasingly dangerous.</p>
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