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Acknowledgments Introduction Part I. Betrayed Conspiracies
1. Sallust: The Catilinarian Conspiracy
2. Livy: The Bacchanalian Affair
3. Tacitus: The Pisonian Conspiracy Part II. Successful Conspiracies
4. Josephus: The Assassination of Caligula
5. Appian: The Assassination of Julius Caesar Conclusion Abbreviations Notes Bibliography Index Index Locorum
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Richard Cmeyla
reviewed Conspiracy Narratives In Roman History on May 11, 2012
Conspiracy Narratives In Roman History
I. Despise. Biology.
Just no. Too much complexity. Too much science and math, even though it is an intro!
The only section I enjoyed was the Darwin theories and evolution of small and large places. Other than that, I just can't.
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