Eagles of the Empire

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Eagles of the Empire
SimonScarrow UnderTheEagle.jpg
1st edition cover of Under the Eagle, the first book in the series
Author Simon Scarrow
CountryUnited Kingdom
LanguageEnglish
Genre Historical fiction
Publisher Headline (UK) & Thomas Dunne Books (USA)
Published2000–present
Media typePrint (hardcover and paperback), audiobook, e-book
No. of books22
Website http://www.catoandmacro.com

Eagles of the Empire is a series of historical military fiction novels written by Simon Scarrow. The series began in July 2000 with the publication of Under the Eagle, and as of June 20, 2024 there have been 22 novels released in the series, with the 23rd novel due in October 24, 2024. [1]

Contents

Eagles of the Empire takes place within the Roman Empire, beginning in AD 42 during the reign of Emperor Claudius. The books follow the lives of two officers in the Imperial Roman army, Quintus Licinius Cato and Lucius Cornelius Macro. The first book introduces Cato to the Roman army and then follows the development of the friendship and careers of the two soldiers. The series also features many historical figures and interweaves them into the fictional plots influenced by historical events. The characters Cato and Macro were additionally used in one book of the TimeRiders series, Gates of Rome (2012), where they served as supporting characters when the three protagonists travel back to Ancient Rome. Scarrow allowed his brother Alex to make use of the characters in his own novel.

Locations

The first book, Under the Eagle, concerns the induction of Cato, his transition from imperial slave to optio (junior officer) and the lifelong friendship he forges with Centurion Macro.

The following four books are set in Britain, between the years AD 42 and 44 - detailing the Roman subjugation of the province alongside court intrigue that often leaves the protagonists in receipt of contempt from the Roman political class.

The sixth book, The Eagle's Prophecy opens with the two on leave in the city of Rome, and detailed to carry out a pursuit of pirates operating in the Mediterranean.

The seventh and eighth books, The Eagle in the Sand and Centurion , take place in the Roman Empire's eastern provinces, Judaea and Palmyra, respectively. While returning to Rome from Palmyra, the protagonists are shipwrecked on the island of Crete in The Gladiator , which leads to them being sent to Egypt in the tenth novel, The Legion . The eleventh novel, Praetorian is set in Rome, while the subsequent three books ( The Blood Crows , Brothers in Blood and Britannia , all feature Macro and Cato's return to Britain.

The series, in its entirety, documents Macro and Cato's attempts to live a soldier's simple life, however, their effectiveness as soldiers and Cato's former connections to the Imperial Court make this difficult. Through association with Cato, Macro also finds himself the object of the upper classes' intrigue and struggles for supremacy. The series also features Vespasian and Vitellius as supporting characters, during the formative years of their careers, and foreshadowing their future rivalry for the Imperial throne.

Novels

#NovelYear of publicationLocationYear setHistorical significance
1 Under the Eagle 2000 Germania & Southern Britannia AD 42 - 43 Invasion of Britannia
2 The Eagle's Conquest 2001South East BritanniaAD 43 Battle of the Medway
3 When the Eagle Hunts 2002South West BritanniaAD 44Invasion of Britannia
4 The Eagle and the Wolves 2003Southern BritanniaAD 44Annexation of the Atrebates (Invasion of Britannia)
5 The Eagle's Prey 2004BritanniaAD 44Invasion of Britannia
6 The Eagle's Prophecy 2005 Rome & Ravenna/The Adriatic Sea AD 45
7 The Eagle in the Sand 2006 Judaea AD 46Influenced by the crucifixion of Jesus
8 Centurion 2008 Syria/Parthia AD 47Annexation of Palmyra into Syria & the Roman–Parthian Wars
9 The Gladiator 2009 Crete AD 49
10 The Legion 2010 Aegyptus AD 49
Blood Debt 2009
11 Praetorian 2011 Ostia & RomeAD 51 Plots of assassination of Claudius
12 The Blood Crows 2013 Wales, BritanniaAD 51Invasion of Britannia
13 Brothers in Blood 2014Wales, BritanniaAD 52Invasion of Britannia
14 Britannia 2015North Wales, BritanniaAD 52Capture of Caratacus & Battle of Mona (Invasion of Britannia)
15 Invictus 2016 Hispania AD 54Death of Claudius
16 Day of the Caesars 2017Rome and CapriAD 54 Nero succeeds as the 5th Roman Emperor
17 The Blood of Rome 2018 Armenia AD 55The Roman–Parthian Wars
18 Traitors of Rome 2019SyriaAD 56Invasion of Armenia; the Roman–Parthian Wars
19The Emperor's Exile2020Rome & SardiniaAD 57
20The Honour of Rome2021 Britannia AD 59Invasion of Britannia
21Death to the Emperor2022 Britannia AD 60 - 61 Boudican revolt
22Rebellion2023 Britannia AD 61 Boudican revolt
23Revenge of Rome2024 Britannia Boudican revolt

Main characters

Lucius Cornelius Macro

Macro, a veteran with 16 years service (as of the first novel's opening) has recently been appointed to the Centurionate. He is the epitome of a good soldier: dependable in a fight and does not question any orders given to him by a senior officer. In Under the Eagle he is the centurion of the Sixth Century, of the Fourth Cohort, of the Second Augustan Legion. By the time of The Eagle in the Sand he has risen to become the acting prefect in charge of Fort Bushir in Judaea. In The Legion Cato and Macro join a legion in Egypt, with Macro receiving a temporary promotion to Primus pilus (senior centurion).

Macro has been close friends with Cato since Cato saved his life in the first book. This bond deepens when Macro confesses that he is illiterate and asks Cato's help in learning to read, and so maintain his position as an officer.

His approximate age, based on his previous service, years traveling with Cato and his joining age as revealed in a short story at the end of Centurion (it was revealed he was 16, joined after killing a gang leader). This makes Macro as of the 20th book, 48.

Quintus Licinius Cato

Cato is the son of an Imperial Freedman (former slave) in direct service of Emperor Claudius. Being born a slave himself, and the property of the state, he was given an opportunity by the Emperor as a favour to Cato's late father to enlist in the legions and be given his freedom. Cato has lived a relatively luxurious life as a slave within the Imperial palace, in comparison to the rank and file of the legions, and after accepting the Emperor's offer. he joins the Second Augustan as Macro's Optio.

In the first novel, he is only seventeen years of age, tall and gawky, and so weak-looking that many of the officers, including Macro, place bets on how long it will be before he quits, or is killed. The Emperor grants Cato an immediate commission as a Centurion, but because of his age, Vespasian makes him an optio as a compromise, which causes the officers and his fellow recruits to resent him further. He is however, extremely determined and proves the officers wrong throughout the series. Cato attains the rank of Centurion at the end of When the Eagle Hunts and during the events of Centurion , he is promoted to acting prefect of the Second Illyrian. Halfway through The Gladiator Cato is promoted to the rank of tribune for his mission to Egypt, temporarily outranking Macro, but at the end of the book he is awarded a temporary rank of prefect. In The Legion Cato joins a legion in Egypt and receives a temporary promotion to Senior Tribune.

Because of his palace upbringing, Cato is well-read, often portrayed as more cerebral and forward-thinking than Macro. Macro is dismissive of this at first, but eventually comes to respect Cato's talent for thinking ahead and seeing "the big picture."

Julia Sempronia

First appears in Centurion . Daughter of Senator Sempronius, the Emperor's ambassador to the court of Palmyra. Both Romans are trapped in the citadel while it is under siege by an army led by one of the King's rebellious sons. Refusing to be put aside as a "helpless woman," Julia helps to nurse the casualties in the citadel's makeshift field hospital. She meets Cato there, and becomes his lover and accepts his proposal of marriage. While traveling back to Rome, she and her father are shipwrecked on Crete with Macro and Cato, where she is captured by the rebel leader Ajax, but manages to escape. Cato eventually learns of her death from an undisclosed illness in Britannia . Cato learns of Julia's unfaithfulness upon his return to Rome in Invictus , however in "Days of the Caesars" she is revealed to have been faithful by Domitia (Vespasian's wife), using her supposed infidelity as a cover to raise funds on behalf of Britannicus. However, Tribune Cristus (the man she supposedly had an affair with), gives an ambiguous answer as to whether they had an affair or not, when Cato confronts him at the end of the book, before he commits suicide.

Lavinia

Lavinia appears in the first two books and is the lover of both Cato and Vitellius. She is a slave-girl who is owned by Flavia, Vespasian's wife. In The Eagle's Conquest she betrays Cato and unwittingly helps Vitellius try to assassinate the Emperor. However, when the plot fails Vitellius kills both her and the assassin to cover himself.

Ajax

First appears in The Eagle's Prophecy as the son of the Greek pirate leader Telemachus. He is captured by Macro and Cato and gives them and Vespasian the hiding place of the pirates and is used as a bargaining counter to make Telemachus surrender and hand over the Sibylline Scrolls to Vespasian. His father is crucified and Ajax is sold into slavery. He becomes a professional Secutor gladiator and is bought by a wealthy family on Crete, used both as a fighter and a sex slave by the household's wife. Freed when a massive earthquake devastates the island in The Gladiator, he leads an army of other escaped slaves and captures Macro and Julia but is defeated by Cato and his troops. However, he escapes in the end and returns in The Legion to further defy Cato and Macro by joining forces with the Nubians. Escaping capture several times, he is finally cornered by Macro and Cato in an Egyptian marsh and devoured by a crocodile.

Historical figures

Publishing history

#TitlePagesChaptersAudioUK Release
1Under The Eagle256 [2] 40 [3] 12h 5m [4] July 6, 2000
2The Eagle's Conquest434 [5] 54 [6] 13h 36m [7] August 2, 2001
3When the Eagle Hunts448 [8] 35 [9] 12h 3m [10] August 5, 2002
4The Eagle and the Wolves432 [11] 41 [12] 12h 48m [13] August, 2003
5The Eagle's Prey480 [14] 42 [15] 13h 36m [16] July 5, 2004
6The Eagle's Prophecy501 [17] 45 [18] 13h 49m [19] September, 2005
7The Eagle in the Sand516 [20] 34 [21] 11h 33m [22] August 7, 2006
8Centurion352 [23] 32 [24] 12h 27m [25] August 7, 2008
9The Gladiator384 [26] 33 [27] 13h 31m [28] August 6, 2009
10The Legion384 [29] 36 [30] 13h 19m [31] November 11, 2010
11Praetorian368 [32] 30 [33] 12h 16m [34] November 10, 2011
12The Blood Crows384 [35] 37 [36] 13h 54m [37] October 24, 2013
13Brothers in Blood384 [35] 36 [38] 13h 53m [39] October 9, 2014
14Britannia352 [40] 32 [41] 12h 10m [42] November 19, 2015
15Invictus384 [43] 32 [44] 12h 41m [45] November 17, 2016
16Day of the Caesars367 [46] 41 [47] 12h 3m [48] November 16, 2017
17The Blood of Rome480 [49] 38 [50] 13h 22m [51] November 15, 2018
18Traitors of Rome464 [52] 32 [53] 12h 47m [54] November 12, 2019
19The Emperor's Exile469 [55] 36 [56] 12h 00m [57] November 12, 2020
20The Honour of Rome448 [58] 36 [59] 12h 28m [60] November 11, 2021
21Death to the Emperor473 [61] 33 [62] 13h 34m [63] November 10, 2022
22Rebellion425 [64] 27 [65] 12h 11m [63] November 9, 2023
23Revenge of RomeForthcomingOctober 24, 2024
24TBCForthcomingNovember 6, 2025
Total9185802282h 6m

Overview

Books in the Eagles of the Empire series are first published in hardcover and are later re-released as paperback editions by Headline publishers. [66] In the US the first six books, the last being The Eagle's Prophecy were published by Thomas Dunne publishers (Macmillan publishers) [67] Since 2011 and the release of Praetorian each of the books are also released as audiobooks. [63] The series has also been translated into multiple different languages. [1] The page totals given to the right are for the UK first edition, hardcovers.

Sales

As of 12 March 2018 Scarrow has sold over 4 million copies of the books within Eagles of the Empire in English alone. [1]

Cover illustrations


Under the Eagle, the first in the series has had 5 different covers, the initial cover only being used for the 1st edition, hardcover. This was then updated on released of the paperback edition. [68] On release of the second novel The Eagle's Conquest the third version of the cover was used. [69] This remained until Scarrow started refraining from using 'Eagle' in the titles of the novels with the first release after this being Centurion in 2008 resulting in another re-brand. [70] The current branding was updated with the release of The Blood Crows in 2013. [68] [71]

Novel titles

The novels since Under the Eagle first being published have contained the word 'Eagle' in the title however since the 8th book Centurion the author has refrained from using 'Eagle' - the reason for this is unknown, however some speculate that this has been done in effort to make the books accessible to a wider audience, and also explains the change in cover illustrations.

Future novels

Scarrow has also stated that whilst initially he only planned to write around ten novels in the series this has since changed to 25. Scarrow also hinted at two potential endings for Eagles of the Empire. One being Cato and Macro facing each other on alternate sides of a battle during the Year of four Emperors, AD 69 resulting in the death of one of them. The other being their retirement in AD 69 in Pompeii. [72] This has significance due to the supporting and reoccurring characters through the series, Vespasian becoming Emperor at the end of that year.


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