The Crisis of Rome. The Jugurthine and Northern Wars and the Rise of Marius.

Traduzione a cura di C.Ghibellini, E.Siccardi. Genova, Ecig Ed. 1993, cm.12x21, pp.314, brossura Coll.Profili. Uno dei comandanti dell'esercito di Alessandro Magno, tra i successori del grande conquistatore fu quello che riuscì a conseguire il maggior successo, e stabilì un impero dalla Grecia all'India.

A cura di Kai Brodersen. Frankfurt, Insel Verlag 1992, cm.11x18, pp.173, brossura con copertina figurata a colori. Collana Insel Taschenbuch,1392. Testo in tedesco.

London, New York, Routledge 2005, cm.14x21, pp.233, brossura con copertina figurata. Seconda edizione. Testo in inglese. In this second edition of Arthur Keaveney's classic biography, a fresh generation of students, scholars and readers are introduced to one of the most pivotal figures in the outgoing Roman Empire. A definitive book in its field, this second edition is a must read. Completely rewritten and updated to include the further discoveries of the last two decades, it challenges traditional views of Sulla as a tyrant and harsh military dictator and instead delivers a compellingly complex portrait of a man obsessed with the belief that he was blessed with divine favour. Written by a leading authority on the classical world, this lively and entertaining book transports us through Sulla's rise from poverty and obscurity to his dictatorship of Rome, highlighting his dedication and achievements in better ordering the Republic before his decline a generation later.

Oxford, Routledge 1992, cm.14x22, pp.275, legatura editoriale con sopraccoperta figurata a colori. Collana Classical Lives. Testo Inglese. This is the first biography in English of Lucullus, one of Rome's greatest soldiers, traditionally considered a degenerate. Paring back the legends and misconceptions surrounding his name, the book examines Lucullus as a soldier, politician and aesthete. Inheritor of the ideals of his friend Sulla, his career spans the last years of the Roman republic when it was governed under the constitution the dictator had devised. Through the eyes of Lucullus, the failure of that constitution is depicted.