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Caesar and Christ

The Story of Civilization, Volume 3

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Caesar and Christ

Written by: Will Durant
Narrated by: Grover Gardner
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The third volume of Will Durant's Pulitzer Prize-winning series, Caesar and Christ chronicles the history of Roman civilization and of Christianity from their beginnings to A.D. 325. In this masterful work, listeners will learn about:

  • The Etruscan civilization of ancient Italy
  • The birth of the Roman Republic and the beginnings of Roman law
  • The great reigns of Caesar and Antony
  • The people of Rome - the artisans, tradesmen, and scientists
  • The places of Rome's great empire
  • The beginnings of Christianity and its growth
  • The rise of Constantine and the fall of the empire
©2011 Will Durant (P)2014 Blackstone Audio Ancient Christianity Ministry & Evangelism
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The rise and fall of the most world changing empire and civilization in history is structured very well and chapters flow fluently. Narration is top notch. The connect between the empire and rise of Christianity is portrayed masterfully. The only criticism is that a non-Christian, or someone not familiar with the religion, will find it hard to grasp since the references made require prerequisite knowledge. It's almost as if the chapters on Christianity were written for Christians only. Apart from that, the book is not a difficult listen. Not only does it convey history in phases of the civilization, but also captures the importance and impact of each period and the involved figures brilliantly.

As If Rome Itself Spoke To Us In Pride And Regret

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