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Fulvia: The Woman Who Broke All the Rules in Ancient Rome by Jane Draycott games 'A thriller of the highest'A thoroughly rapacious woman as cruel as she is greedy' Cicero 'A woman who took no thought for spinning or housekeeping meddlesome and headstrong' Plutarch '[She] caused the death of many, both to satisfy her enmity and to gain their wealth' Cassius Dio 'She acted in a haughty manner towards those who were placing her in a position to be arrogant' Orosius 'Nothing of the woman in her except her sex' Velleius Paterculu The charismatic Fulvia amassed