Conway Herzog
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Vincent B. Davis II:
What were some of you more enjoyable sources for your research on the Sertorius Scrolls?
Vincent B. Davis II
That's a great question, Conway!
I use the primary sources often, when available. Since there isn't much written about Sertorius, Plutarch's Life of Sertorius was invaluable in giving me insight into the man and the myth.
That being said, modern sources are always necessary for proper context and insight. Theodore Mommsen's History of Rome is excellent. I can't recommend it enough. Dan Carlin and Mike Duncan also have excellent podcasts I'd recommend. They're great listens and very informative!
Thanks so much for the question!
Vincent B. Davis II
I use the primary sources often, when available. Since there isn't much written about Sertorius, Plutarch's Life of Sertorius was invaluable in giving me insight into the man and the myth.
That being said, modern sources are always necessary for proper context and insight. Theodore Mommsen's History of Rome is excellent. I can't recommend it enough. Dan Carlin and Mike Duncan also have excellent podcasts I'd recommend. They're great listens and very informative!
Thanks so much for the question!
Vincent B. Davis II
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Johnny Rodriguez
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Vincent B. Davis II:
Vincent, Just finished the first book in the Consentino Crime family saga and I cannot wait to get into the second one, thanks to your freaking cliff hanger! haha First question: What gave you the inspiration for this series? and Second question: Will there be more additions?
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