Audio Book – Die letzten Tage von Pompeji
(first published in 1924)
Edward Bulwer-Lytton (1803 – 1873) translated by Wilhelm Cremer (* 1874 – † 1932)
Language: German
History novel from the time of ancient Rome.
Glaucus, a young Greek nobleman, tries to recover in the decadent Amusement place of Pompeii, but is entangled in the intrigues of the cunning Egyptian and dark mystic Arbaces. It is about the beloved Jone, who eventually finds himself as a prisoner of the Arbaces, while Glaucus is to find death in the arena.
Above all this, Vesuvius grumbles menacingly, spitting out its deadly breath …
The last days of Pompeii is one of Edward Bulwer-Lytton's most famous and often filmed novels. … (Summary of crowwings)
The original text of this recording is in the Public Domain in countries where copyright expires 70 years or less after the author's death, but is still protected by copyright in the US and some other countries. Please check the copyright law of your country before downloading.
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Total running time: 11:41:33 – Read in English by crowwings aka Ramona Deininger-Schnabel
01 – Section 01 – 22:51 min [download all sections]
02 – Section 02 – 27:12 min
03 – Section 03 – 20:09 min
04 – Section 04 – 15:15 min
05 – Section 05 – 20:11 min
06 – Section 06 – 27:56 min
07 – Section 07 – 16:40 min
08 – Section 08 – 21:42 min
09 – Section 09 – 26:56 min
10 – Section 10 – 32:21 min
11 – Section 11 – 34:40 min
12 – Section 12 – 15:53 min
13 – Section 13 – 21:04 min
14 – Section 14 – 18:54 min
15 – Section 15 – 11:21 min
16 – Section 16 – 19:25 min
17 – Section 17 – 26:20 min
18 – Section 18 – 13:36 min
19 – Section 19 – 22:40 min
20 – Section 20 – 22:30 min
21 – Section 21 – 32:57 min
22 – Section 22 – 21:40 min
23 – Section 23 – 22:11 min
24 – Section 24 – 16:13 min
25 – Section 25 – 15:19 min
26 – Section 26 – 25:13 min
27 – Section 27 – 16:42 min
28 – Section 28 – 15:59 min
29 – Section 29 – 29:28 min
30 – Section 30 – 19:32 min
31 – Section 31 – 26:09 min
32 – Section 32 – 22:34 min
This audio book was edited by:
Dedicated Proof Listener: Viktor, Hocus Pocus
Catalogued 06. March 2015