The Roman Revolution - Folio Society edition

The Roman Revolution

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The Roman Revolution - Folio Society edition
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The Roman Revolution
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The Roman Revolution

Ronald Syme
Edition year 2009
Binding Cloth
Weight 2 Kg
Pages 579
Dimensions 10.2 × 7.2 in

Edition details

The Roman Revolution by Ronald Syme. Introduction by G.W. Bowersock. Light brown cloth boards with gilt red title to spine and blocked design featuring Augustus of Prima Porta in red to front. B&w plates. 579pp. 10.2x7.2in.

About the book

Ronald Syme's The Roman Revolution is a major study of the political transformation that ended the Roman Republic and established the rule of Augustus. Syme examines the alliances, rivalries and personal networks surrounding figures such as Julius Caesar, Mark Antony and Octavian. Rather than presenting Augustus simply as a restorer of order, the book analyses his rise as part of a profound revolution in Roman political power.

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