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The Political Structure of the Roman Republic and Empire
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- ISBN8231223022
- EAN9798231223022
- Date de parution09/07/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
This book unveils the intricate political machinery behind one of history's greatest civilizations-the Roman Republic and Empire. Philip Davies offers a masterful exploration of how power was conceived, contested, and wielded from Rome's early republican days through the rise and reign of emperors. This compelling work traces the evolution of Roman governance-from the balanced republic of consuls, Senate, and assemblies, through the turbulent twilight of civil wars, to the centralized autocracy of imperial rule.
Rich with deep analysis and vivid narratives, the book deciphers the complex institutions, legal frameworks, and cultural ideals that shaped Roman political life. Readers will discover how the Republic's ideals of shared power gave way to the personal authority of emperors, how military loyalty became the keystone of political dominance, and how religion intertwined with governance to legitimize imperial rule.
Drawing on primary sources and modern scholarship, this work brings to life the figures, conflicts, and ideas that forged Rome's political legacy. This definitive guide is essential for anyone fascinated by the roots of Western political thought, the rise and fall of republics, and the enduring influence of Rome's political innovations.
Rich with deep analysis and vivid narratives, the book deciphers the complex institutions, legal frameworks, and cultural ideals that shaped Roman political life. Readers will discover how the Republic's ideals of shared power gave way to the personal authority of emperors, how military loyalty became the keystone of political dominance, and how religion intertwined with governance to legitimize imperial rule.
Drawing on primary sources and modern scholarship, this work brings to life the figures, conflicts, and ideas that forged Rome's political legacy. This definitive guide is essential for anyone fascinated by the roots of Western political thought, the rise and fall of republics, and the enduring influence of Rome's political innovations.
This book unveils the intricate political machinery behind one of history's greatest civilizations-the Roman Republic and Empire. Philip Davies offers a masterful exploration of how power was conceived, contested, and wielded from Rome's early republican days through the rise and reign of emperors. This compelling work traces the evolution of Roman governance-from the balanced republic of consuls, Senate, and assemblies, through the turbulent twilight of civil wars, to the centralized autocracy of imperial rule.
Rich with deep analysis and vivid narratives, the book deciphers the complex institutions, legal frameworks, and cultural ideals that shaped Roman political life. Readers will discover how the Republic's ideals of shared power gave way to the personal authority of emperors, how military loyalty became the keystone of political dominance, and how religion intertwined with governance to legitimize imperial rule.
Drawing on primary sources and modern scholarship, this work brings to life the figures, conflicts, and ideas that forged Rome's political legacy. This definitive guide is essential for anyone fascinated by the roots of Western political thought, the rise and fall of republics, and the enduring influence of Rome's political innovations.
Rich with deep analysis and vivid narratives, the book deciphers the complex institutions, legal frameworks, and cultural ideals that shaped Roman political life. Readers will discover how the Republic's ideals of shared power gave way to the personal authority of emperors, how military loyalty became the keystone of political dominance, and how religion intertwined with governance to legitimize imperial rule.
Drawing on primary sources and modern scholarship, this work brings to life the figures, conflicts, and ideas that forged Rome's political legacy. This definitive guide is essential for anyone fascinated by the roots of Western political thought, the rise and fall of republics, and the enduring influence of Rome's political innovations.
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