Publius Aurelius
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Publius Aurelius Statius is the main character of a series of novels by Italian author Danila Comastri Montanari.[1] Statius, a member of the ancient Senatus Romanus, solves mysteries in ancient Rome and other places in Italy and Gaul.
Publius Aurelius Statius series
All titles are published in Italian.[2]
- 1990 - Mors tua - Premio Tedeschi 1990 Giallo Mondadori, 1990; Speciale Giallo Mondadori n.1, 1994; Hobby & Work 1997; Hobby & Work 1998, Hobby & Work 2000.
- 1991 - In corpore sano - Giallo Mondadori 1991; Speciale Giallo Mondadori n.1, 1994 Hobby & Work 1998, Hobby & Work 2000.
- 1993 - Cave canem - Giallo Mondadori 1993; Speciale Giallo Mondadori n.1; 1994 Hobby & Work 1999.
- 1994 - Morituri te salutant - Giallo Mondadori 1994; Hobby & Work 1999.
- 1994 - Vacanze romane (raccolta dei primi tre volumi) - Speciale Giallo Mondadori n.1, 1994 - ESAURITO.
- 1996 - Parce sepulto - Giallo Mondadori 1996; Hobby & Work 1999.
- 1997 - Cui prodest? - Hobby & Work 1997; Hobby & Work 1998 Hobby & Work 1999.
- 1999 - Spes ultima dea - Hobby & Work 1999.
- 2000 - Scelera - Hobby & Work November 2000.
- 2001 - Gallia est - Hobby & Work November 2001.
- 2002 - Saturnalia - Hobby & Work 2002.
- 2003 - Ars moriendi - Un'indagine a Pompei - Hobby & Work 2003.
- 2004 - Olympia - Un'indagine ai giochi ellenici - Hobby & Work 2004.
- 2005 - Tenebrae - Hobby & Work 2005.
- 2007 - Nemesis - Hobby & Work 2007.
- 2009 - Dura Lex - Hobby & Work 2009.
With the exception of Vacanze romane, all stories listed have been collected in a book titled Publio Aurelio, un investigatore nell'antica Roma.
References
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- ↑ Bibliography taken from Danila Comastri Montanari, Biografia, accessed on April 6, 2011
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