Episodes: Series - Rome S1 - 2005


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  • episode #1

The Stolen Eagle

In 52 B.C. in Gaul, Legionary Titus Pullo and Centurion Lucius Vorenus are assigned to find and bring back Julius Caesar's stolen eagle.

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How Titus Pullo Brought Down the Republic

Julius Caesar continues his victories near the Italian border, which brings fear to his enemies in Rome.

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An Owl in a Thornbush

Pompey finds himself forced to order a retreat and has his citizens pick sides, while Caesar is rapidly advancing towards Rome.

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  • episode #4

Stealing from Saturn

Pompey and the others flee while Atia and her family stay behind, and she holds a celebration for her triumphant uncle Julius Caesar.

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  • episode #5

The Ram Has Touched the Wall

Caesar plans on meeting with Pompey before taking the final step in the war.

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  • episode #6

Egeria

Pullo continues young Octavian's training in the usage of weapons.

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  • episode #7

Pharsalus

While trying to reach Caesar in Greece, Vorenus and Pullo, having been shipwrecked, face an unexpected dilemma.

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  • episode #8

Caesarion

Caesar intervenes to fix things between Ptolemy and his sister Cleopatra, to make sure Rome's grain supply is not cut off and to access Egypt's treasures.

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  • episode #9

Utica

With Cato and Scipio defeated, they go to the African city of Utica in the aftermath of the Battle of Thapsus, where they make a decision to end it all.

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  • episode #10

Triumph

Cicero predicts that Caesar will be an unprecedented dictator who will rule for ten years.

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  • episode #11

The Spoils

When Pullo is arrested for killing one of Caesar's common enemies, he further incriminates himself by refusing to name who hired him to do so.

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Kalends of February

Vorenus wins himself an unexpected position of power within Rome when he defends Caesar.

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