Rome

Two ordinary soldiers find themselves in the middle of a war for the control of Ancient Rome, during a turbulent era.

Mark Antony travels to Rome to negotiate with Pompey. Meanwhile, Lucius arrives to the city to meet with his wife.

With Caesar quickly advancing toward Rome, Pompey begins ordering a retreat and forces his citizens to pick sides.

While Pompey focuses on getting back the gold, Julius Caesar tries to buy the acceptance of the Gods. Niobe’s secret threatens her sister.

While Caesar evaluates Pompey’s offer, Mark Antony insists on going to war. Lucius finds himself obliged to reconsider his career.

Mark Antony makes a decision that will make him unite the men of the 13th legion. Titus takes Octavian’s training to a whole new level.

Lucius and Titus try to survive in the Adriatic Sea. Pompey decides to attack Julius Caesar’s army. Atia has more than a mission for Octavia

Caesar decides to intrude in the imminent war between the young King Ptolemy XIII and his sister, the seductive and ambitious Cleopatra.

After defeating Scipio and Cato, Caesar returns to Rome as a victorious hero. Servilia takes advantage of Octavia, unleashing Atia's wrath.

As new proclaimed Emperor, Caesar declares the end of the war and announces five days of celebration. Servilia prepares a new offensive.

Brutus is debating between his loyalty to Caesar or to The Republic. Lucius discovers how politics work.

After his victory on the arena, Titus and Lucius are admired by the whole city. Caesar reacts to the disobedience of Lucius.