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After Nero's notorious reign, the Romans surely deserved a period of peace and tranquility. Instead, during AD69, three emperors were murdered: Galba, just days into the post, Otho and Vitellius. The same year also saw civil war in Italy, two desperate battles at Cremona and the capture of Rome for Vespasian, which action saw the fourth emperor of the year, but also brought peace.This classic work, now updated and reissued under a new title, is a gripping account of this tumultuous year. Wellesley also focuses on the year's historical importance, which also marked the watershed between the

Galba, Servius Sulpicius, --- Otho, Marcus Salvius, --- Vitellius, Aulus, --- Vespasian, --- Vespasiano, --- Vespasianus, --- Vespesiano, --- Vitellius Germanicus, --- Aulus Vitellius, --- Marcus Salvius Otho, --- Galba, Lucius Sulpicius, --- Galba, --- Rome --- History --- Galba, Servius Sulpicius --- Otho, Marcus Salvius --- Vitellius, Aulus --- Vespasian --- Civil War, 68-69 --- Galba, empereur romain, 0003 av. J.-C.-0069 --- Othon, empereur romain, 0032-0069 --- Vitellius, empereur romain, 0015-0069 --- Vespasien, empereur romain, 0009-0079