Episode XCI - The Roman Constitution
The Roman Republic is often held up as a foundation model of western democracy, and while it worked well for some of the Romans at the time, it did have its flaws. These became more pronounced as the centuries passed.
Emperors of Rome · Dr Rhiannon Evans
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Show Notes
The Roman Republic is often held up as a foundation model of western democracy, and while it worked well for some of the Romans at the time, it did have its flaws. These became more pronounced as the centuries passed.
Part I of The Fall of the Roman Republic.
Dr Rhiannon Evans (Senior Lecturer, Classics and Ancient History, La Trobe University)