Politics and Philosophy at Rome

Miriam T. Griffin is an eminent scholar of Roman history and ancient philosophy who has been unrivalled in her pioneering work to bridge the gap between these two fields. Her collected papers span a period of over forty years and include both published works, many of them now difficult to find in their original printings, and previously unpublished lectures. Covering a range of topics in Roman Republican and Imperial history, Roman historiography, and theinterplay of Latin philosophy and Roman politics, some are quite general and would serve as useful introductions to the subject area for students or scholars new to the field, while others are more detailedand technical, opening up new areas of discussion and inviting further analysis and scholarly development. 

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