The last century of the Roman Republic, 146-43. BC. In 2 and a half
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This volume considers the turning point in the history of ancient Rome - from the destruction of Carthage to the murder of Caesar and the creation of the second triumvirate. In these decades, Roman republican institutions gradually collapse, not withstanding a huge load: after a series of conquering wars, the Roman Empire extends from Spain to the Black Sea, from Gaul to Africa. Rome turns out to be drawn not only into external, but also into internal conflicts: at first - the uprisings of slaves, then - the confrontation with the Idalian allies and, finally, the devastating civil wars in which the Roman Empire is dying and the Roman Empire emerges. In this volume, the reader will see how the state plunged deeper into the abyss of discord: how the rosters of the grachi fell, trying to distribute the land of plebs, how the rivalry of Maria and Sulla grew into a bloody civil war and creptation, like Pompei and Crasses, the former associates of Sulla, destroyed his regime How Caesar broke the resistance of the Senate conservatives, and those
Author:
Author:Linttt E
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
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Paper:Offset
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Series: Cambridge History of the Ancient World
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