Caligula: Divine Carnage: Atrocities of the Roman Emperors

Caligula is the most notorious of the Roman Emperors, a vile degenerate who seduced his own sister, installed a horse in the Roman Senate, turned his palace into a brothel, married a prostitute, tortured and killed innocent citizens on whims, and committed countless other acts of madness, cruelty and deviancy. Award-winning writers Stephen Barber and Jeremy Reed document in full the atrocities of Caligula and also the other mad Emperors, including the deranged Commodus and Heliogabalus, the teenage ambisexual sun-god. Also included is a bloody history of Gladiators and that depraved circus, the Roman Arena. This is a shocking catalogue of ancient perversity and decadence. The greatest history of Caesaral carnage ever written. — Bizarre Magazine