古罗马
罗马 第一季 (2005) 豆瓣
Rome Season 1 所属 : 罗马
9.0 (143 个评分) 导演: 迈克尔·艾普特 / 艾伦·考特勒 演员: 凯文·麦克基德 / 雷·史蒂文森
公元前52年,罗马共和国正值鼎盛时期,执政官庞贝(里克•沃登 Rick Warden 饰)坐守都城,盟友凯撒(塞伦•希德 Ciarán Hinds 饰)征战高卢。期间,第13军团屡立战功,主将乌里纳斯(凯文•马克德 Kevin McKidd 饰)有勇有谋,手下波罗(雷•史蒂文森 Ray Stevenson 饰)虽嗜酒如命,却忠肝义胆。适逢凯撒得胜,屋大维遵母命赴前线慰问,不想途中遭劫,被经过的乌里纳斯和波罗救下。13军团凯旋,乌里纳斯与阔别8年的妻子相见,却各怀心事。波罗偶然间发现了乌里纳斯妻子红杏出墙的事实,为了保护长官的名誉,波罗在屋大维的帮助下,逼出了真相。凯撒准备独揽大权,一直等待时机。庞贝看出了他的野心,与元老院众人商议,其中以西塞罗为首的贵族势力,坚持认为凯撒为共和国叛徒,应诛杀之。而此时,凯撒的大将安东尼(杰姆斯•鲍弗 James Purefoy 饰)接任了护民官,与庞贝一伙展开周旋……
2006年12月19日 看过
Maybe i'm a little harsh in judging it. Comparing to other TV series, it is a good one. Just can't compare to the GOod movies.(11/17/2007 okay i just upgrade it to 4 stars cuz looking back it is a good series)
2007年1月6日 评论 大人物与小人物 - 读《Imperium》观《罗马》 - 感恩节刚看完 Robert Harris 的新书,以西赛罗(Cicero)为主人公写的《Imperium: A Novel of Ancient Rome》(最高权力:一部关于古罗马的小说)。讲的是罗马共和国后期的事情。围绕西塞罗的崛起而写,从远赴希腊学习演说,到回罗马当律师,然后当选议员,之后拿到罗马的执政官的位子。罗马共和国的治国信条那时非常象现在的美国。就是讲究权力分享,互相制约。极其反对绝对并且没有制约的统治者。罗马最高的权力属于两个执政官,以便两个人互相制约,并且每两年就重新选举一次。西塞罗虽然十分信仰共和国的制度,他也向往拿到最高执政官的位子,这两者使他常常处于难以取舍的地段。为了在议院里建立自己的利益集团,他目睹并参与了刚出道的恺撒(那时恺撒是新议员)一手策划的一项具有决定性法律在元老院通过的谋划。这项法律看似为了当时如日中升的大将军庞培量身定造,允许罗马执政权在危机时刻归于一个人手下。其实是当时年青但是老谋深算的恺撒在为自己的将来铺路。埋下了罗马共和国最终被罗马帝国取代的种子。 《罗马》这部连续剧就是从 Harris 这本书里的事件发生后不久的时间开始。讲恺撒的崛起和陨落。这时恺撒已经是名声显赫独霸一方的将军了。在罗马的庞贝对他心有余悸。。。 和《最高权力》相比,《罗马》关于当时的微妙政局,各路人物的钩心斗角讲的太浅,肥皂剧式的情节太多了些。所以看时很有些失望。但是和其他的电视剧相比,已经是很不错了。最地道的是整个剧目的场景,当时人物的生活细节都描绘设计的精细可信。很让人眼界大开。据说剧组搞设计的人做了很多考古研究,连当时罗马城里墙上涂鸦的颜色都研究了。力求符合史实。 高瞻远瞩的恺撒虽然巧妙耐心的布下了自己将来称帝的路,但是最终功亏一篑。连“大帝”的封号都没拿到就死去了。他栽好的树,最终由后人来乘凉。而共和国的命运却也无法挽回。虽然恺撒已去,他布下的阵剧却已成型,坚信共和国的议员们,沾了满手的鲜血,依然是无力回天,没法挡住罗马帝国的降临,罗马共和国的毁灭。好像《魔戒》里说的,人,总是无法抵制权力的诱惑。 跟恺撒和庞贝这样举重若轻的人物比起来,西塞罗好像就是个小人物了。在《最高权力》这本书里,他其实是一个智慧的哲学家和政治家。但是在《罗马》电视剧里面,他变成个小丑样的人物,他内心的人天之争显得懦弱而可笑。是不是因为视角不同呢? (另:中文翻成罗马帝国似乎有点不妥,因为整个这一季,恺撒始终不肯改口,一口咬定他是拥护罗马共和国的。嘿嘿,颇有挂共和头卖帝国肉之嫌。)
剧集 历史 古罗马
Pompeii 豆瓣
作者: Robert Harris Fawcett Books 2004 - 10
Along the Mediterranean coast, the Roman empire's richest citizens are relaxing in their villas, enjoying the last days of summer. But the gorgeous weather belies impending doom, and only one man is worried. The young engineer Marcus Attilius has taken charge of the Aqua Augusta, the enormous aqueduct that brings fresh water to the people around the Bay of Naples. There is a crisis on Augusta's main line--somewhere north of Pompeii, on the slopes of MOunt Vesuvius. Attilius must repair the aqueduct before the reservoir runs dry. His plan is to organize an expedition in Pompeii, then head out to the place where he believes the fault lies. But Pompeii proves to be a corrupt and violent town, and Attilius soon discovers that there are powerful forces at work--natural and otherwise--threatening to destroy him.
I, Claudius 豆瓣 Goodreads
I, Claudius
作者: Robert Graves Vintage 1989 - 10
Considered an idiot because of his physical infirmities, Claudius survived the intrigues and poisonings of the reigns of Augustus, Tiberius, and the Mad Caligula to become emperor in 41 A.D. A masterpiece.
Imperium 豆瓣 Goodreads
作者: Robert Harris Simon & Schuster 2006 - 9
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FROM THE BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF FATHERLAND AND POMPEII COMES THE MOST PROVOCATIVE AND BRILLIANT NOVEL OF ANTIQUITY SINCE I, CLAUDIUS --
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A CAUTIONARY TALE OF CICERO, THE GREATEST ORATOR OF ALL TIME, AND HIS EXTRAORDINARY STRUGGLE FOR POWER IN ROME.
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When Tiro, the confidential secretary (and slave) of a Roman senator, opens the door to a terrified stranger on a cold November morning, he sets in motion a chain of events that will eventually propel his master into one of the most suspenseful courtroom dramas in history. The stranger is a Sicilian, a victim of the island's corrupt Roman governor, Verres. The senator is Marcus Cicero -- an ambitious young lawyer and spellbinding orator, who at the age of twenty-seven is determined to attain imperium -- supreme power in the state.
Of all the great figures of the Roman world, none was more fascinating or charismatic than Cicero. And Tiro -- the inventor of shorthand and author of numerous books, including a celebrated biography of his master (which was lost in the Dark Ages) -- was always by his side.
Compellingly written in Tiro's voice, Imperium is the re-creation of his vanished masterpiece, recounting in vivid detail the story of Cicero's quest for glory, competing with some of the most powerful and intimidating figures of his -- or any other -- age: Pompey, Caesar, Crassus, and the many other powerful Romans who changed history.
Robert Harris, the world's master of innovative historical fiction, lures us into a violent, treacherous world of Roman politics at once exotically different from and yet startlingly similar to our own -- a world of Senate intrigue and electoral corruption, special prosecutors and political adventurism -- to describe how one clever, compassionate, devious, vulnerable man fought to reach the top.
2016年11月21日 已读
美国最黑暗的时刻,重读。看看现在的美国到底有多像那时候的罗马共和国。//Robert Harris的书,一如既往的充满娱乐性,又能学到些古罗马历史。:)
2007年1月6日 评论 大人物与小人物 - 读《帝权》观《罗马》 - 感恩节刚看完 Robert Harris 的新书,以西赛罗(Cicero)为主人公写的《Imperium: A Novel of Ancient Rome》(帝权:一部关于古罗马的小说)。讲的是罗马共和国后期的事情。围绕西塞罗的崛起而写,从远赴希腊学习演说,到回罗马当律师,然后当选议员,之后拿到罗马的执政官的位子。罗马共和国的治国信条那时非常象现在的美国。就是讲究权力分享,互相制约。极其反对绝对并且没有制约的统治者。罗马最高的权力属于两个执政官,以便两个人互相制约,并且每两年就重新选举一次。西塞罗虽然十分信仰共和国的制度,他也向往拿到最高执政官的位子,这两者使他常常处于难以取舍的地段。为了在议院里建立自己的利益集团,他目睹并参与了刚出道的恺撒(那时恺撒是新议员)一手策划的一项具有决定性法律在元老院通过的谋划。这项法律看似为了当时如日中升的大将军庞培量身定造,允许罗马执政权在危机时刻归于一个人手下。其实是当时年青但是老谋深算的恺撒在为自己的将来铺路。埋下了罗马共和国最终被罗马帝国取代的种子。 《罗马》这部连续剧就是从 Harris 这本书里的事件发生后不久的时间开始。讲恺撒的崛起和陨落。这时恺撒已经是名声显赫独霸一方的将军了。在罗马的庞贝对他心有余悸。。。 和《帝权》相比,《罗马》关于当时的微妙政局,各路人物的钩心斗角讲的太浅,肥皂剧式的情节太多了些。所以看时很有些失望。但是和其他的电视剧相比,已经是很不错了。最地道的是整个剧目的场景,当时人物的生活细节都描绘设计的精细可信。很让人眼界大开。据说剧组搞设计的人做了很多考古研究,连当时罗马城里墙上涂鸦的颜色都研究了。力求符合史实。 高瞻远瞩的恺撒虽然巧妙耐心的布下了自己将来称帝的路,但是最终功亏一篑。连“大帝”的封号都没拿到就死去了。他栽好的树,最终由后人来乘凉。而共和国的命运却也无法挽回。虽然恺撒已去,他布下的阵剧却已成型,坚信共和国的议员们,沾了满手的鲜血,依然是无力回天,没法挡住罗马帝国的降临,罗马共和国的毁灭。好像《魔戒》里说的,人,总是无法抵制权力的诱惑。 跟恺撒和庞贝这样举重若轻的人物比起来,西塞罗好像就是个小人物了。在《帝权》这本书里,他其实是一个智慧的哲学家和政治家。但是在《罗马》电视剧里面,他变成个小丑样的人物,他内心的人天之争显得懦弱而可笑。是不是因为视角不同呢?
历史 古罗马 英文 英文小说
Conspirata 豆瓣
作者: Robert Harris Simon & Schuster 2010 - 2
- Internationally bestselling author: "Imperium" was hailed as "quite possibly Harris's most accomplished work to date" ( "Los Angeles Times" ) and has received rave reviews from across the globe. Robert Harris's novels have sold more than 10 million copies and have been translated into thirty-seven languages.. - Powerful protagonist: Cicero returns to continue his struggle to grasp supreme power in the state of Rome. Amidst treachery, vengeance, violence, and treason, this brilliant lawyer, orator, and philosopher finally reaches the summit of all his ambitions. Cicero becomes known as the world's first professional politician, using his compassion, and deviousness, to overcome all obstacles.. - Compelling historical fiction at its best: Harris employs historical detail and an engrosing plot to give readers a man who ?is by turns a sympathetic hero and compromising manipulator who sets himself up for his own massive, violent ruin. This trilogy charges forward, propelled by the strength of Harris's stunningly fascinating prose..
2010年4月25日 已读
2016年12月9日 评论 Giants and History - Apparently it is my second reading according to Douban's history, but i don't remember any of this book. lol. 55% into Conspirata (2nd installment of Robert Harris' Cicero Trilogy). Cicero ended his consulship on a high note. foiled Catilina's conspiracy and executed the traitors. Catilina died in battle in Gaul. Reading Rubicon and this series constantly reminded me of &quot;Guns, Germs and Steel&quot;'s conclusion: great people don't change history, people, great or small, only serve as history's instruments. The last years of Roman Republic is truly the age of giants. Cicero alone delayed the death of the republic by a life time, his life time. Yet, just like Caesar's assassination couldn't turn back the clock and revert Rome's fate. Having one Cicero is not enough either. Maybe if there had been an army of Cicero, they could have kept Roman Republic alive and find a way for the Republic come out of the corruption and rule the world instead of an empire. But genius like Cicero only comes once in a lifetime of a republic. Like Obama. History will move on its own course, regardless of giants. It was fully illustrated in the aftermath of Cicero and Caesar, Mark Anthony and Octavia, as diminished as they seemed comparing to what came before them, they ended up &quot;wrote&quot; history its decisive chapters in that age. what is history in store for us?
历史 古罗马 英文 英文小说
罗马人的故事1 豆瓣
8.2 (66 个评分) 作者: 盐野七生 译者: 计丽屏 中信出版社 2011
罗马人,智力不如希腊人,体力不如高卢人,技术不如埃特鲁利亚人,经济不如迦太基人,但为何却能一一打败对手,建立并维持庞大的罗马帝国?
《罗马不是一天建成的》作为系列作品中的第一部,讲述的是罗马从建国到第一次、第二次布匿战争之前的五百年间的历史。这是一个饱经苦难的漫长岁月里的故事,即使在它的鼎盛时期,它都时常处于进一步退半步的状态。罗马后来之所以能成就大业的重要原因,基本上就是在这五百年间萌芽的。就好像一个人在青少年时期积蓄起来的力量到了三十而立之年才开始了解其真正的价值一样。
罗马人的故事3 豆瓣
8.8 (33 个评分) 作者: [日本] 盐野七生 译者: 刘锐 中信出版社 2012 - 3
无论多么强大的国家,都不可能持续保持长久的国泰民安。即使没有来自外敌的威胁,也会出现产生于内部的敌人。这就如同人体一样,强健的体魄可以抵御外来疾病的入侵,但是内脏器官的疾患,却会制约身体的健康成长,并使人饱受折磨。
公元前二世纪中叶,受到罗马霸权扩张到地中海全境的刺激,罗马经济结构发生剧变。一方面,骑士阶级兴起,失业人口增加,贫富差距日益扩大;另一方面,由元老院所主导的寡头政体,在面临汉尼拔战争的危机时,高度发挥机能,权力不断集中,而开启“平民派”与“元老院派”抗争的世纪。作者以人物和事件交错的叙述方式,突显公元前133年~前63年这个革命动荡的世纪。成功是必须付出代价的,成为霸者之后罗马人的种种困境与混乱,值得经营现代生活的你我深切反思。
2019年5月15日 已读
明白了为什么评论家批评盐野保守。她颠覆了我对“共和罗马”和帝制罗马的成见。原来西塞罗等为首的所谓“元老院”派试图保留的所谓“共和”只是当时既得利益者的寡头们的利益。而凯撒为首的想把罗马贫富分化的问题缓和一下。。。而这一切都是汉尼拔战争(第二次布匿战争)胜利后种下的祸根,或者说是汉尼拔促成了共和的必然灭亡。。。目瞪口呆,我得缓缓去。。。
中文 历史 古罗马 盐野七生
The Annals of Imperial Rome 豆瓣
作者: Tacitus 译者: Michael Grant Penguin Classics 1956 - 6
Tacitus' "Annals of Imperial Rome" recount the major historical events from the years shortly before the death of Augustus up to the death of Nero in AD 68. With clarity and vivid intensity he describes the reign of terror under the corrupt Tiberius, the great fire of Rome during the time of Nero, and the wars, poisonings, scandals, conspiracies and murders that were part of imperial life. Despite his claim that the Annals were written objectively, Tacitus' account is sharply critical of the emperors' excesses and fearful for the future of Imperial Rome, while also filled with a longing for its past glories.
塔西佗《编年史》 豆瓣
Annales
9.3 (6 个评分) 作者: [古罗马] 塔西佗 译者: 王以铸 / 崔妙因 商务印书馆 1981 - 4
塔西佗是古代羅馬最偉大的歷史學家,也是與希臘的希羅多德齊名的世界最偉大歷史學家之一。他是《阿古利可拉傳》和《日耳曼尼亞志》的作者,同時留下了《歷史》和《編年史》兩部膾炙人口的鉅著;尤其《塔西佗编年史》(上下)更是他晚年封筆之作,一般認為也是他最具特色、最精采的一部著作。
Augustus 豆瓣 Goodreads
作者: John Williams NYRB Classics 2014 - 8
In Augustus, his third great novel, John Williams took on an entirely new challenge, a historical narrative set in classical Rome, exploring the life of the founder of the Roman Empire. To tell the story, Williams turned to the epistolary novel, a genre that was new to him, transforming and transcending it just as he did the western in Butcher’s Crossing and the campus novel in Stoner. Augustus is the final triumph of a writer who has come to be recognized around the world as an American master.