Catilina's Riddle
A Novel of Ancient Rome (Novels of Ancient Rome)
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Word Count
123,750 words, Guess
Page Count
495 pages
Physical Format
Mass Market Paperback
Identifiers
- Internet Archivecatilinasriddle00stev
- ISBN-100312982119
- ISBN-139780312982119
- Goodreads102715
- LibraryThing122015
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- Better World Books9780312982119
- Open LibraryOL9351739M
Description
63 BC: Gordianus attempts to find out why headless bodies keep appearing on his newly-inherited farm and contend with hostile neighbors—all cousins of his benefactor—while he is entangled in republican conspiracy and counter-conspiracy. in Rome, Meto celebrates his toga party, on his sixteenth birthday.
First Sentence
"ACCORDING to Cato ..." I said, and paused, squinting at the scroll.
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