Sejanus

Ben Jonson's powerful drama, "Sejanus: His Fall," plunges into the heart of ancient Rome during the reign of Tiberius. This gripping tragedy explores the treacherous world of Roman politics and the perilous ascent and devastating downfall of Sejanus, a powerful and ambitious figure within the Roman empire.

A meticulously prepared republication of a classic work, this play offers a compelling glimpse into the historical context of the era. Readers interested in the drama and intrigue of ancient Rome will find themselves captivated by Jonson's depiction of the Roman court and the complex relationships that shaped its destiny. Explore themes of ambition, betrayal, and the corrupting influence of power in this enduring exploration of a pivotal moment in Roman history. "Sejanus: His Fall" is a timeless story of political maneuvering and ultimate destruction.

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