Eagles of the Empire · Book 17

The Blood of Rome

Published
15 November 2018
Pages
384
ISBN-13
9781472258366
Type
novel
Cover of The Blood of Rome

About this book

The Blood of Rome is the 17th book in the Eagles of the Empire series, written by Simon Scarrow, published in November 2018 at 384 pages. In the reading order it follows Day of the Caesars and precedes Traitors of Rome.

Key facts about The Blood of Rome

The Blood of Rome is a novel by Simon Scarrow. Readers have had it since 15 November 2018. It runs to 384 pages.

Our list holds 3 editions of The Blood of Rome. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9781472258366 to find the main one.

The Blood of Rome is book 17 of 24 in the Eagles of the Empire series. The series has 24 published books. However, the series starts with Under the Eagle (2000). Tyrant of Rome is the latest book in the series with a full release date, out on 6 November 2025.

Additionally, Simon Scarrow writes The Wellington and Napoleon Quartet, Gladiator and CI Schenke as separate series. Those series sit on our historical fiction, young adult historical fiction and historical thriller shelves. Meanwhile, Warlord of Britannia is the latest published Simon Scarrow book on file, from 21 May 2026.

About Simon Scarrow

Simon Scarrow is a British author of historical military fiction, best known for the Eagle series (also published as the Eagles of the Empire), which follows two Roman soldiers, the freeborn officer Macro and the well-born but initially inexperienced Cato, through campaigns across the early Roman Empire, beginning with the invasion of Britain in Under the Eagle. See every Simon Scarrow book in order.

Its place in Eagles of the Empire

The Blood of Rome is book 17 in the Eagles of the Empire series. It follows Day of the Caesars. It is followed by Traitors of Rome. See the full Eagles of the Empire reading order.

Simon Scarrow's Eagles of the Empire novels follow two Roman soldiers of the invasion army that conquers Britain under Emperor Claudius: Macro, a battle-hardened centurion risen from the ranks, and Cato, a clever, reluctant recruit who starts the series as Macro's optio and rises over the books to command legions of his own. Beginning with the invasion of Britain in AD 43, the series follows the pair across the length and breadth of the Roman Empire — Britain, Judea, Egypt, Syria, Spain, Rome itself — through…

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