Golden age. Book 1. Leo. Iggulden K.

The world of people replaced the world of the gods. And although the gods remained only in legends and myths, they are still able to teach something-and to warn against something. In the sacred temple of Apollo, the Greeks on behalf of their cities and kingdoms vowed to stand like one in peace and war. And although they called themselves a business union, then Athena was then his heart - a city that gained power.

But small states began to demand a revision of the contract. Athens considered this oath -crime. And the oath -crime even in the days of the gods was mercilessly punished: the cities were burned, the lands were poisoned with salt, wars were unleashed, entire peoples turned to dust or slavery. It is time to come to the hero. To anyone who understands: to win the war, you must first win the world.