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The Roman Empire, Vol. 1 (Classic Reprint): Essays on the Constitutional History From the Accession of Domitian (81 A. D.) To the Retirement of Nicephorus III. (1081 A. D.) - Couverture souple

Bussell, F. W.

 
9781332564125: The Roman Empire, Vol. 1 (Classic Reprint): Essays on the Constitutional History From the Accession of Domitian (81 A. D.) To the Retirement of Nicephorus III. (1081 A. D.)

Synopsis

Explore the long arc of Rome’s constitutional history from Domitian to Nicephorus III. This scholarly volume surveys how emperors, councils, and military powers shaped governance across centuries, revealing the forces that kept Rome's institutions alive — and those that eventually altered them.

In clear, accessible prose, the book reviews how power moved between emperors, the Senate, and military factions. It traces the evolution of the imperial office, the handling of civil service and taxation, and the shifting balance between central authority and provincial or noble influence. Through careful analysis, it presents a big picture of political development without losing sight of the people and practical realities of ancient governance.

What you’ll experience:


  • Chronological surveys of major dynasties and key reforms across centuries.

  • Discussion of how military, civil, and religious power intersect in empire-wide politics.

  • Critical analysis of sources and historian’s approach to reconstructing distant events.

  • Context for the rise and fall of traditions that guided Roman governance.



Ideal for readers of imperial history and constitutional development, this edition serves as a foundational reference for understanding how Rome’s political system adapted over time.

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