SPQR: Confronting the Myths of Ancient Rome
Examines how a small Iron Age village on the Tiber grew into a Mediterranean superpower—and how Roman citizenship, Senate politics, and everyday urban life actually functioned.
Professor of Classics, University of Cambridge
Self-contained public lectures, keynote addresses, and research seminars.
Examines how a small Iron Age village on the Tiber grew into a Mediterranean superpower—and how Roman citizenship, Senate politics, and everyday urban life actually functioned.



Cuneiform philology, Mediterranean trade networks, Hebrew scripture, and Roman urbanism
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