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Roman Hegemony in Latium (Mommsen 1.7)

Horatii & Curiatii

(Read Mommsen 1.7 online.) Mommsen, in a charming image, laments the lack of a Roman Homer who might show us the city’s ‘boyhood,’ but he attempts to

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Dennis in History, Literature | January 7, 2011 | 631 Words

Non-citizens & constitutional change (Mommsen 1.6)

One of the difficulties of Dickson’s translation is the use of the word ‘burgess’ where we should prefer ‘citizen.’ ‘Burgess’ sounds archaic and sugge

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Dennis in History, Literature | January 6, 2011 | 361 Words

Read­ing Rome (Momm­sen, 1.4)

Mommsen continues to rely upon dubious etymology to make historical conjectures, but several times seems aware of the relative unimportance of such sp

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Dennis in History, Literature | January 4, 2011 | 435 Words

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