ROME BURNS! Nine days of fire lay waste to the heart of the Empire: the people sleep among the tombs, and the name of the arsonist is already running through the streets
Rome, July of A.D. 64. The fire caught by night in the shops of the Circus Maximus and in six days devoured the heart of the City. Of fourteen regions, only four are left standing. And a rumour runs through the camps of the homeless: that it burned because someone wanted ground to build on.
