Roman Republic & Empire
- The Secret of the Kingdom and The Roman by Mika Waltari
- The Sword of Pleasure by Peter Green (Sulla, 1st century BC)
- The Masters of Rome series by Colleen McCullough (1st century BC)
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- The First Man in Rome (110–100 BC)
- The Grass Crown (97–86 BC)
- Fortune's Favourites (83–69 BC)
- Caesar's Women (67–59 BC)
- Caesar (1998) (54–48 BC)
- The October Horse (48–41 BC)
- Antony and Cleopatra (41–27 BC)
- Young Caesar and Imperial Caesar by Rex Warner (Julius Caesar, 1st century BC)
- The Emperor Series by Conn Iggulden: The Gates of Rome, The Death of Kings, The Field of Swords and The Gods of War (Life of Julius Caesar)
- Marius' Mules series by S.J.A.Turney (Julius Caesar's invasion of Gaul)
- Legionary series by Gordon Doherty set in the Late Roman Empire: Legionary, Legionary: Viper of the North
- Strategos series by Gordon Doherty set in the Manzikert-era Byzantium
- The Ides of March by Thornton Wilder (Last days of Julius Caesar)
- Caesar, Anthony, Augustus, Tiberius, Caligula and Nero's Heirs by Allan Massie
- King Jesus by Robert Graves
- Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ by Lew Wallace
- The Robe by Lloyd C. Douglas
- Judas, My Brother: The Story of the Thirteenth Disciple by Frank Yerby
- A Song for Nero by Thomas Holt (1st century)
- Quo Vadis by Henryk Sienkiewicz (Christians under Nero)
- El lazo de púrpura by Alejandro Núñez Alonso (Tiberius period)
- The Roman Mysteries, a series of children's books by Caroline Lawrence (1st century)
- I, Claudius and Claudius, the God by Robert Graves (Roman emperors, 1st century)
- Julian by Gore Vidal (Julian the Apostate, 4th century)
- Founding Fathers by Alfred Duggan (Romulus and the founding of Rome)
- Winter Quarters by Alfred Duggan (Crassus' Parthian expedition)
- Three's Company by Alfred Duggan (The Triumvir Lepidus)
- Family Favourites by Alfred Duggan (Emperor Elagabalus, 3rd century)
- The Little Emperors by Alfred Duggan (Late-Roman Britain)
- I am a Barbarian by Edgar Rice Burroughs (Describes the life of Caligula as seen through the eyes of his slave.)
- Eagle in the Snow by Wallace Breem (Magnus Maximus, 4th century)
- The Legate's Daughter by Wallace Breem, 1975 (North Africa, Early Empire)
- The Darkness And The Dawn by Thomas B. Costain (barbarian invasions)
- Count Belisarius by Robert Graves (the Byzantine general Belisarius, 6th century)
- Scipio trilogy by Santiago Posteguillo (the Punic Wars general Publius Cornelius Scipio)
- Africanus, el hijo del cónsul
- Las legiones malditas
- La traición de Roma
- Los asesinos del emperador by Santiago Posteguillo (Trajan life, Domitian death)
- Roma sub rosa series by Steven Saylor (fictitious detective interacting with Cicero and other historical characters, 1st century BC)
- Last of the Ninth by Stephen Lorne Bennett (Decimus Malorix seeks the survivors of a haunted legion during the Parthian War of Marcus Aurelius, 160s AD)link
- The Female by Paul I. Wellman (Life of Justinian's wife, the 6th century Byzantine Empress Theodora, concluding with the Nika riots)
- Las Puertas de Seda by Olalla García (east empire at Valens death time, Persian Sassanid Empire under Shapur II)
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