| Sumario: | This book explores the transitional reigns of Roman Emperors Galba and Nerva, who came to power during periods of political instability following successful coups. Galba rose to leadership after the Senate declared Nero a public enemy, while Nerva ascended following the assassination of Domitian. The narrative delves into the political machinations and societal contexts that facilitated their ascensions, highlighting their roles as 'necessary princes' during a time when dynastic succession was uncertain. The work is grounded in historical analysis and is intended for readers interested in Roman history and political transitions. Authored by Pepa Castillo Pascual, a scholar in Ancient History, the monograph draws from her extensive research and academic expertise.
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