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Season 2
13 :02x01 - Passover (Jan/14/2007)
The second season begins shortly after Caesar's murder. Octavian devises a plan to keep his family from fleeing the city, news that Antony happily delivers to a nervous Brutus. Meanwhile, Vorenus mourns Niobe's death but curses his children, and Pullo and Eirene get married without knowing what's happened back in Rome.
Guest Stars: Ian McNeice as Newsreader, Tim Barlow (1) as Ancient Blind Oraclo, Lydia Biondi as Merula, Roberto Sgarbi as Horseman, Jay Simpson as Triolus, Guy Henry as Cassius
Director: Timothy Van Patten
Writer: Bruno Heller
 
14 :02x02 - Son Of Hades (Jan/21/2007)
As gangs fight for control on the streets of Rome, Vorenus is called upon to undo some of the damage that he's done. Cleopatra pays a visit, bringing with her her son and Octavian becomes increasingly impatient with Mark Antony over the money he's owed.
Guest Stars: Ian McNeice as Newsreader, Nigel Lindsay as Levi, Lyndsey Marshal as Cleopatra, Rafi Gavron as Duro, Marco Pollack as Lucius, Anna Fausta Primiano as Vorena the Younger, Daniel Cerqueira as Memmio, Michael Nardone as Mascius, Zuleikha Robinson as Gaia
Director: Allen Coulter
Writer: Bruno Heller
 
15 :02x03 - These Being The Words of Marcus Tullius Cicero (Jan/28/2007)
Pullo tries in vain to persuade Vorenus to prevent a war among Aventine gangs; Antony's designs on Gaul elicit a shocking proclamation from Cicero to the Senate; Servilia enlists the opportunistic Duro to end an old feud; Brutus wrestles with his demons while seeking support in Bithynia.
Guest Stars: Rafi Gavron as Duro, Anna Fausta Primiano as Vorena the Younger, Ian McNeice as Newsreader, Lydia Biondi as Merula, Guy Henry as Cassius, Allen Leech as Marcus Agrippa, Camilla Rutherford as Jocasta, Zuleikha Robinson as Gaia, Michael Nardone as Mascius, Daniel Cerqueira as Memmio
Director: Alan Poul
Writer: Scott Buck
 
16 :02x04 - Testudo Et Lepus (The Tortoise And the Hare) (Feb/04/2007)
Pullo races to find Vorenus with news of the fate of his children; Servilia pays a price for trying to eliminate a rival; a victorious Octavian sends word he's returning to Rome with his army, which comes as a surprise to Cicero; Timon grows weary of doing his mistress's bidding.
Guest Stars: Rafi Gavron as Duro, Lydia Biondi as Merula, Guy Henry as Cassius, Nigel Lindsay as Levi, Simon Woods as Gaius Caesar Octavian, Camilla Rutherford as Jocasta, Ian McNeice as Newsreader, Marco Pollack as Lucius, Anna Fausta Primiano as Vorena the Younger, Allen Leech as Marcus Agrippa, Alex Wyndham as Gaius Maecenas
Director: Adam Davidson
Writer: Todd Ellis Kessler (1)
 
17 :02x05 - Heroes of the Republic (Feb/11/2007)
After his adventures with Antony and Pullo, Vorenus comes back to face the merchants of the Aventine Collegium; a pair of former foes reconcile their differences.
Guest Stars: Daniel Cerqueira as Memmio, Guy Henry as Cassius, Nigel Lindsay as Levi, Ronan Vibert as Marcus Lepidus, Michael Nardone as Mascius, Alex Wyndham as Gaius Maecenas, Camilla Rutherford as Jocasta, Allen Leech as Marcus Agrippa, Zuleikha Robinson as Gaia, Simon Woods as Gaius Caesar Octavian
Director: Alik Sakharov
Writer: Mere Smith
 
18 :02x06 - Philippi (Feb/18/2007)
Vorenus is ordered to prune the ranks of Rome's elite; Brutus and Cassius prepare to face the recently allied Octavian and Antony in the Battle of Philippi; Levi and Timon create mayhem at a synagogue; Pullo thwarts Cicero's attempt to warn Brutus.
Guest Stars: Nigel Lindsay as Levi, Nicholas Woodeson as Posca, Zuleikha Robinson as Gaia, Alex Wyndham as Gaius Maecenas, Simon Woods as Gaius Caesar Octavian
Director: Roger Young (2)
Writer: Eoghan Mahony
 
19 :02x07 - Death Mask (Mar/04/2007)
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Guest Stars: Coral Amiga as Vorena the Elder, Nigel Lindsay as Levi, Ian McNeice as Newsreader, Anna Fausta Primiano as Vorena the Younger, Ronan Vibert as Marcus Lepidus, Simon Woods as Gaius Caesar Octavian, Zuleikha Robinson as Gaia, Camilla Rutherford as Jocasta, Alex Wyndham as Gaius Maecenas, Allen Leech as Marcus Agrippa, Michael Nardone as Mascius, Daniel Cerqueira as Memmio
Director: John Maybury (1)
Writer: Scott Buck
 
20 :02x08 - A Necessary Fiction (Mar/11/2007)
Octavian's campaign for a more virtuous society hits hardest in his inner circle; Vorenus's efforts to solve a gold robbery leave a bitter taste of betrayal; Pullo turns his grief about a personal loss into anger at a new enemy; Timon leaves Rome with his family for Jerusalem.
Guest Stars: Alan Williams (1) as Cotta, Ronan Vibert as Marcus Lepidus, Michael Nardone as Mascius, Ian McNeice as Newsreader, Alex Wyndham as Gaius Maecenas, Zuleikha Robinson as Gaia, Lyndsey Marshal as Cleopatra, Anna Fausta Primiano as Vorena the Younger, Simon Woods as Gaius Caesar Octavian, Daniel Cerqueira as Memmio, Camilla Rutherford as Jocasta, Allen Leech as Marcus Agrippa, Alice Henley as Livia, Marco Pollack as Lucius
Director: Carl Franklin
Writer: Todd Ellis Kessler (1)
 
21 :02x09 - Deus Impeditio Esuritori Nullus (No God Can Stop a Hungry Man) (Mar/18/2007)
The people of Rome are starving. There have been many grain shortages over the past few months, but things have gotten particularly bad. In hopes of keeping the people from openly rebelling, Octavian sends Atia and Octavia to Alexandria in order to negotiate a deal with Mark Antony, though his real reasons for their trip is soon revealed. Meanwhile, Titus Pullo and Lucius Vorenus must try to keep the peace amongst many of the mercenaries who are in Rome.
Guest Stars: Michael Nardone as Mascius, Daniel Cerqueira as Memmio, Anna Fausta Primiano as Vorena the Younger, Max Baldry as Caesarion (Older), Kathryn Hunter (1) as Charmian, Simon Woods as Gaius Caesar Octavian, Alan Williams (1) as Cotta, Ian McNeice as Newsreader, Camilla Rutherford as Jocasta, Alex Wyndham as Gaius Maecenas, Allen Leech as Marcus Agrippa, Lyndsey Marshal as Cleopatra, Nicholas Woodeson as Posca, Zuleikha Robinson as Gaia, Indira Varma as Niobe
Director: Steve Shill
Writer: Mere Smith
 
22 :02x10 - De Patre Vostro (About Your Father) (Mar/25/2007)
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Director: John Maybury (1)
Writer: Bruno Heller
 
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