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Ancient Rome, the iron march of legions, a long line of godlike emperors, the most powerful state of the past

Where did it all come from? Was it really a tiny town that emerged in the eighth century BC on the banks of the Tiber, just lucky enough to become the starting point for the development of the entire Western civilisation?

«And then came Caesar…» — — a deep, lively, mocking and full of parallels with our time, a story about how Ancient Rome, which once drove out kings, lost its republican values and once again found itself under the rule of emperors. The author of the book is a well-known top blogger, scientist and populariser of science, whose articles are regularly published on the most visited Internet resources and in the press.