Nero: the man behind the myth Style:Hardback François Bourguignon and Nicholas Stern

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Nero: the man behind the myth Style:Hardback François Bourguignon and Nicholas SternNero, a well known Roman emperor, is often portrayed as a tyrannical and ineffectual ruler who fiddled while Rome burned. This publication and exhibition offer a more nuanced interpretation of his reign, revealing the challenges he faced and the changes he brought to Roman society. Neros mother Agrippina played a significant role in his accession, but her expectations of influence were not met. He also had to confront the threat of rival powers and