Plebs Romana : People, Power and Politics in Ancient Rome by Peter Jones

Plebs Romana : People, Power and Politics in Ancient Rome by Peter Jones'Jones has an eagle's high eye for the history of Rome' The Times 'Jones makes the classical world feel both beguiling and fresh' Sunday TimesThe untold story of the real people who built an empireThe plebs were the backbone of Roman civilization. They were the farmers who fed the city, the soldiers who conquered the Mediterranean, and the craftsmen who built the monuments we still admire today. In Plebs Romana, renowned classicist and bestselling

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