Roma dopo Silla.
Una storia in quindici vite
This book gives an overview of the great collective history of the late-Roman Republic, with reference to the period that spans between the Age of Gracchi (133-121 BC) to the death of Sulla (78 AD).
Following a summary of the significant events that took place between the period of Gracchi (133-121 BC) and the death of Sulla (78 BC), this volume offers a synthesis of the Roman political and military history from 78 to 70 BC. In exploring the interactions of fifteen personalities and their public roles and private lives, along with their complex familial and noble ties, this book highlights how public life and relations with foreign countries were conditioned by the often competitive relationships between individuals, families and clans.
The key people that will be explored are Cicero, Mario, Sulla, Hortensio, Vazia, Lucullus, Lepidus, Cesar, Sertorius, Spartacus, Verre, Pompey, Attico, Catalina, and Clodius.
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This book gives an overview of the great collective history of the late-Roman Republic, with reference to the period that spans between the Age of Gracchi (133-121 BC) to the death of Sulla (78 AD). This is a key period for the understanding of the following developments that led to the fall of the Roman Republic and the transition to the Principate, and the Roman Empire.
| Pages | 800 |
| Publisher | LEG, Gorizia |
| Year | 2021 |
| Language | Italian |
| ISBN-13 | 9788891318107 |