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The volume brings together two historical monographs: the first narrates an urban conspiracy led by a disaffected nobleman and the state's legal and military response, using vivid political portraiture to trace motivations, factional rivalry, and civic decay; the second recounts a prolonged provincial war against a rebellious king, emphasizing battlefield maneuvers, diplomatic subterfuge, and the corrosive role of bribery and ambition. Both pieces interweave factual narration with moral reflection, offering compact, rhetorical prose that analyzes causes, criticizes corruption, and argues that personal vice and institutional failure explain Rome's troubles.
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