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Sextus Pompeius

Name: Sextus Pompeius
Brand: Classical Press of Wales
SKU: 04647097
Price: 83.49 EUR
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Author: Anton Powell
ISBN: 9780715631270

Anton Powell

Kathryn Welch

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Codice Libristo: 04647097

Casa editrice Classical Press of Wales, dicembre 2002

The son of Pompey the Great casts a long shadow. Acclaimed by the Roman populace in his lifetime, hi... Descrizione completa

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The son of Pompey the Great casts a long shadow. Acclaimed by the Roman populace in his lifetime, his traditional virtues and military successes put to shame his civil-war rival Octavian. After his death, he was passionately and safely abused by Octavian and poets as a marginal nuisance, a pirate. The image of a 'second rank' figure has been propagated into recent times by Syme and Zanker. But extensive ancient evidence makes possible a very different story. Here seven new studies from an international cast reconstruct a figure whose actions and image shaped not just the civil war period but the character of the early Principate.