Life of Dion
Plutarch · 1865 · 400 pages
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A collection of biographies by the Greek historian Plutarch dedicated to the most eminent figures who shaped the Roman Republic and Empire. The work examines generals, emperors, and statesmen such as Sulla, Pompey, Julius Caesar, and Octavian Augustus, revealing their ambitions, conflicts, and political legacies.
Drawing readers in with engaging narrative and psychological analysis of its characters, Plutarch's work remains an essential source for understanding Roman history and the nature of political power.
Book details
| Author | Plutarch |
|---|---|
| Original title | The Makers of Rome |
| Year of publication | 1865 |
| Pages | 400 |
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