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How to Win an Election in Late Republican Rome

In 510 BCE the Romans christened their political system a respublica, literally a ‘public thing’. This might give the impression of an...

The Roots of Anarchism in Classical Antiquity

Derived from the ancient Greek anarkhos, the word anarchy itself literally translates to ‘without ruler’ (the prefix an- meaning...

Why Class Still Matters in Classics

As a classicist from a family of 5+ generations of steelworkers, lancet makers, and furnace men, I felt a pang of joy as I saw the above...

An Introduction to the Minoans

Famed for the myth of King Minos and their elaborate site at Knossos, the Minoans lay claim to being Europe’s first state-level and...

The Reign of Augustus, Summarised

For my A level in Classical Civilisation, I compiled 'master documents' for each module. Whilst made with the OCR specification in mind,...

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