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The Ides of March. ...

Queen of the Nile. ...

Caesar's hard-won victory over Gaul endears him to the Roman people but leads to a military showdown with the Senate and his former ally, Pompey. ...

Caesar's wealth grows as one-third of the triumvirate, but his brutal tactics make enemies, forcing him to remake his image as a military conqueror. ...

After success in war makes Caesar a rising star, escalating tension between Rome's two most powerful men creates an opportunity for advancement. ...

Tiberius seems a bitter, broken boy, having had to beat his comrade Sabinus to death, lashing out at surviving true cowards. Father Marcus Crassus sends his mistress to c ...

Although Sinuesse's food supplies are running out and Cilican pirate captain Heracleo can't promise enough (except wine) even at premium prices, Spartacus orders to admit ...

Crassus sends Tiberius ahead with instructions to observe Sinuessa and wait. Caesar won't stand for being the boy's deputy and beheads the 'cowardly' gate keeper who esca ...

Spartacus decides his army now needs a city to pass the winter, and lets escaped local slave Diotimos inspire his war council to choose and plan how to take over well-gua ...

Furius and Cossinius can't capture the rebel slaves army, nor properly keep their plans secret. Realizing hiding will be much harder in winter, Spartacus decides to captu ...

Following Stephanie's threatening voicemail to Quinn, Nichols carries out surveillance on her, while Harrow and Dass are kept in the dark. Harrow's attention is on a case ...

With the recovery of Quinn's car, both Dass and Nichols circle closer to Harrow's secret. Knowing Harrow's emotional ties to Stephanie, and his propensity to interfere, t ...