What caused the Great Fire of Rome, and how did it affect the Roman Empire? This book explores the catastrophic fire that broke out in 64 CE and ravaged much of Rome, a city at the heart of the Roman Empire. The narrative examines the causes of the fire, the destruction it caused, and the Roman Emperor Nero’s response, including his controversial decision to blame the Christians, which led to their persecution. The book also delves into the social and political consequences of the fire, including changes in urban planning and the rebuilding of Rome. By analyzing ancient accounts and modern archaeological findings, the book sheds light on how the Great Fire influenced the trajectory of the Roman Empire and shaped the historical image of Emperor Nero.
