The Artorian Chronicles books in order

All Artorian Chronicles books by James Mace in order. Complete reading order for the Soldier of Rome series following Centurion Artorius.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 The Legionary 2012 James Mace Buy
2 Heir to Rebellion 2009 James Mace Buy
3 The Centurion 2011 James Mace Buy
4 The Sacrovir Revolt 2012 James Mace Buy
5 Journey to Judea 2013 James Mace Buy
6 The Last Campaign 2013 James Mace Buy

The Artorian Chronicles follows Titus Artorius Justus from a young Roman legionary to a master centurion across seven novels. Artorius joins the legions to avenge his brother, who died at the Battle of Teutoburger Wald in 9 AD — the ambush where Germanic tribes destroyed three Roman legions under Varus.

James Mace traces Artorius through the punitive campaigns of Germanicus Caesar, the Sacrovir Revolt in Gaul, a posting to Judea under Pontius Pilate, and a final campaign that draws him out of retirement. The books are grounded in documented Roman military history, and Mace — who wrote the first draft while deployed in Iraq — brings a soldier’s perspective to the ancient world. Heir to Rebellion (2009) was actually the first book Mace published, though it sits later in the series chronology. The earlier-numbered books were written and published afterward.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the The Artorian Chronicles series?

There are seven books in the The Artorian Chronicles series, published between 2009 and 2013.

What is the first book in the The Artorian Chronicles series?

The first book in The Artorian Chronicles series is Soldier of Rome: The Legionary, published in 2012. However, Heir to Rebellion (2009) was the first book Mace actually published — the earlier-numbered books were written and revised afterward.

Who is Artorius in the Soldier of Rome series?

Titus Artorius Justus is the protagonist of The Artorian Chronicles. He begins as a young legionary who joins the Roman army to avenge his brother, killed at the Battle of Teutoburger Wald in 9 AD. Over seven books, he rises from recruit to master centurion, serving in campaigns across Germania, Gaul, and Judea.

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