Néron, le tyran de Rome

The basic virtue of this episode is represented by the answers . I admitt, from childhood years, I was seduced and intrigued by the images of Nero. Out of familiar portraits , offered by the authors of Latins, it is a fascinating exploration around the personality of a Roman emperor unfair reduced, so often, to a trait of other.

The virtue is just the manner to create a coherent chain of gestures and attitudes, behind legends and antipathies, prejudices, not ignoring the context and the noble intentions of a ruler becoming master of Rome at early age , preocuped to build its destiny in profound and wise manner.

In same measure, a portrait of loneliness, it becomes be, scene by scene, fair definition of a period more than portrait of a man.