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List of illustrations ix
Preface xi
Acknowledgements xvii
Some useful dates xix
Biodata xxi
Cornelia's family tree xxiii
Map of Misenum xxv
Reader helpline xxvii
Fact and fable: sorting out the sources 1
People, politics, propaganda 15
Culture wars 33
The icon 49
Afterlife 60
Notes 65
Bibliography 78
Annotated index of ancient authors (conspectus auctorum) 83
Index 87
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Ryan Totty
reviewed Cornelia, Mother of Gracchi, Vol. 10 on December 15, 2015
Cornelia, Mother of Gracchi, Vol. 10
I've read this book as I have to write a paper about Cornelia. Yet I'm wondering if it's really the right book to read. It's called Cornelia, Mother of the Gracchi, but it's not really about her - or not so, as I imagined. Instead of Cornelia, we learn about the politics and philosophy in Rome in 2nd BC. And somewhere in the middle, there is Cornelia. Except from few new sources, there wasn't really much to her (just browsing through various sources taught me more about her).
So for me it was kinda dissatisfying lecture.
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