Why Caesar Wasn’t a Power Grabber: A Look at the Roman Republic’s Political Crisis
Julius Caesar is often depicted as a power-hungry tyrant responsible for the fall of the Roman Republic and the rise
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Democracy on Trial: Julius Caesar, the Senate, and the Hypocrisy of Roman Politics
Democracy on Trial: The Complex Legacy of Julius Caesar Was Julius Caesar a ruthless dictator, a tyrant, or a champion
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Selective Democracy: How the Roman Senate Only Supported the Republic When It Suited Them
Selective Democracy: The Roman Senate’s Strategic Facade The Roman Senate famously cast itself as the unwavering guardian of democracy, a
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Cicero and the Death of the Roman Republic: Could He Have Prevented It?
At the heart of the dying Roman Republic was Marcus Tullius Cicero—an extraordinary intellect, a masterful orator, and a steadfast
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Cicero’s Philosophical Legacy: The Man Who Shaped Western Thought
Cicero’s philosophical legacy endures as a cornerstone of Western thought. His profound insights into ethics, law, and rhetoric not only
