The future of Rome: Roman, Greek, Jewish and Christian visions

Katell Berthelot, Jonathan J Price

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Abstract

"Cicero is often perceived as someone who lived intensely in the present moment, as he did during Catilinarian conspiracy, for example, or the outbreak of the civil war. He is also said to have had a knack for nostalgia. While in exile and during the civil war, he spent a great deal of time deploring his former glory. He is less known for his contemplation on Rome's future"--
Original languageEnglish
Place of PublicationCambridge; New York
PublisherCambridge University Press
Number of pages315
ISBN (Electronic)1108494811, 110884944X, 1108860001, 9781108494816
StatePublished - 2020

ULI Keywords

  • uli
  • Rome -- Forecasting
  • Rome -- Historiography

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