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The Roman Revolution

The Roman Revolution
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The Roman Revolution

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Customer reviews (10)

GM
21 February 2015

Syme claims to have no great love for Augustus/Octavianus

624.

LO
30 July 2014

Sip slowly, like fine wine. Because it is.

This review is written for those who might initially be scared off, as I was, by the relative difficulty of Syme's writing.

LU
29 April 2014

It's okay

It is okay..

FA
19 October 2013

Read this review!!!!!!

In this review I contribute three facts that elucidate the origin and approach of The Roman Revolution.

YC
7 September 2012

A Masterpiece

First published in 1937, \"The Roman Revolution\" was a ground-breaking masterpiece that forever changed how historians look at ancient Rome.

WR
22 April 2012

A fundamental work for any classical scholar

Having read ancient history for my BA degree many years ago, I can only praise this highly acclaimed and groundbreaking work.

JW
22 January 2012

Great Roman History

This book is considered a staple for anyone who considers themselves a Roman history buff!

AH
18 December 2011

Roman revolution

Great book , great packaging and great service!

UR
30 August 2011

the empire gets started

This is a work of prodigious scholarship which deserves to be read and considered by all who are interested in world politics or the ancient world.

OS
4 May 2011

Brilliant, but not the best choice for the general reader

An immensely scholarly work examining a very specific period of time -- namely the transition from Roman Republic to Roman Empire in the years following the murder of Julius Caesar in 44 BC.

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