Index

Wife of William Shakespeare, Steward of Continuity, Keeper of the Ordinary.

Patron, pupil, and quiet stabilizer of genius.

Founder of the Principate, architect of Roman stability.

Courtesan, salon power, and the woman who authored her own inevitability.

Empress, stabilizer, and survivor of empire.

Diplomat, survivor, and the man who outlived every regime.

Last Pharaoh of Egypt, political strategist, and sovereign in the shadow of Rome.

Wife, Survivor, and Keeper of a Legacy.

Duchess, Double Queen, and Architect of Dynastic Power.

Interpreter of legacy, humanizer of genius.

Nurse, statistician, and architect of modern hospital reform.

Italian painter and Leonardo da Vinci's most devoted pupil and heir.

Physicist, idealist, and emotional catalyst of science.

Scholar, Abbess, and the most unflinching voice of medieval love.

The Builder King and Architect of the Angevin Empire.

Nobleman, Patron, Catalyst of Creation.

Hussar officer and the man who made an empress laugh.

Philosopher of reason, architect of the modern mind.

Physicist, inheritor of duty, enforcer of legacy.

The anti-system thinker, prophet of language and faith.

Philosopher of culture, language, and human particularity.

Countess, Mother, and Keeper of Restraint.

Empress, social architect, and emotional center of an empire.

General, reformer, dictator — the man who centralized Rome around himself.

Polymath, painter, engineer, and architect of the High Renaissance.

First Empress of Rome, matriarch of the Julio-Claudian line.

The Conscientious King and Steward of Continuity.

Composer of Defiance and Devotion.

Senator, philosopher, conspirator — the idealist who chose the Republic over the man.

Orator, statesman, philosopher — the voice of the Republic.

Sister of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, first prodigy, and keeper of order.

Physicist, chemist, and architect of radioactivity.

Napoleon's second wife.

General, orator, triumvir — Rome’s embodied flame at the edge of empire.

Salon hostess, intellectual companion, and social foil to reform.

Nurse, traveler, entrepreneur, and "Mother" of the Crimea.

Sculptor, painter, architect, and poet of the High Renaissance.

General, reformer, and architect of modern state power.

Roman noblewoman, sister of Augustus, embodiment of imperial dignity.

Physicist, moral idealist, and emotional catalyst of science.

Logician, Provocateur, and Architect of Medieval Dialectic.

Tsar, modernizer, and architect of irreversible change.

Physicist, ethical counterweight of modern science.

The General of the Established Order — the man who delivered results within the system.

Poet, politician, patron of minds.

Pupil and companion of Leonardo da Vinci, known for his mischievous nature.

The muse who brought light to a titan's shadow.

Heir, dissenter, and moral casualty of empire.

Nobleman, Enigma, and the Later Fair Youth.

Playwright, Poet, and Architect of the Inner Life.

Composer of Light and Velocity.