Secrets Of The Rubicon

Table of Contents Cover Table of Contents SECRETS OF THE RUBICON Rome's Ruby Red Line © "Secrets of the Rubicon" Contents Preface Where the Rubicon lay was also the road to Rome What was the real Rubicon? The conversation between Caesar and Hortensius continues Brief historical introduction Caesar's arrival in Cesena (Curve Caes Arena) The Urgon witch The disposition of Caesar and Pompey's troops Mark Anthony, Hortensius and Caesar's plan Caesar's political plan for Rome Caesar climbs the Colle Garampo to observe Pompey's troops Curva Caes Arena -- Caesar's circular arena The Gallic legions arrive and begin to resettle the land in Romagna La Caveja the symbol of Romagna A Flamen comes to threaten Caesar telling him not to dare cross the Rubicon The curse of the Rubicon The conversation between Caesar and the Flamen The Flamen curses the Rubicon border Superstition makes Caesar free a few horses on the Rubicon to make them cross the f*******n border The Urgon witch What was happening beyond the Rubicon among Pompey's ranks? The mysterious caves of Santarcangelo di Romagna The Cult of Mithras The elections for the Chief Consul of the Year in Rome Caesar's secret plan Arriving in Rome, Caesar's men set about seeking alliances to influence his election The festivities for the Head of the Year -- The New Year New Year on the Rubicon Caesar secretly arranges the plan to attack the Rubicon Caesar pulls back to Ravenna far from the Rubicon The day before the attack on the Rubicon The Rubicon Malanotte Rubicon nightmares Caesar crosses the Rubicon and takes Rimini by surprise The Urgon Malanotte and the Caligaes cemetery The Caligaes cemetery Pompey's troops on the Rubicon surrender to Caesar Caesar receives a message from the Flamen Jovis Was there a small area of neutral land between the borders of Romagna and Rome? Caesar's descent to Rome and the dire forewarnings of the population Caesar's march through the Marche The cults in the temples of the Marche Caesar's conquest of Italy Caesar's end Biography of the author By the same author: "The Ghost of Girolamo Riario" By the same author: "Under the Green Branches - The Last Ghibellines" Notes