Guest posts (Politics)

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Politics – Guest posts by readers are articles devoted to the political system, institutions, and political life of ancient Rome. Published texts cover topics such as the functioning of the Republic and Empire, political struggles, reforms, offices, and decisions that influenced the fate of the Roman Empire.

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Rome – Eternal City full of secrets

Rome, the capital of the ancient empire, is an extraordinary treasure trove of history, full of fascinating stories and secrets. From its mythological beginnings, through the period of expansion and rule of the empire, to…Więcej

Trial of Rabirius Postumus

Gaius Rabirius Postumus was a son of Gaius Rabirius who was defended by Cicero in 63 BCE. He was also one of the Romans who borrowed money to Ptolemy Auletes to help him in restoring…Więcej

Act of Rullus

Year 63 BCE is remembered mainly because of the consulate of the Cicero and the Conspiracy of Catiline. However, those were obviously not the only significant events of this year. One of his most interesting…Więcej

Commagene – betrayed ally

When gradually in the east of the Hellenistic world, after the fall of the Pergamon Kingdom and the defeat of Mithridates VI Eupator due to Rome, the established order collapsed, on the outskirts of the…Więcej

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