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Explore Rome’s far reach and the people who shaped its fate This volume traces how Roman power extended into the east, from Cilicia to Armenia, and how distant provinces affected Rome’s rulers and policies. It blends political drama with the rise of influential leaders, showing how expansion changed everyday life in Asia, Egypt, and beyond.
- Discover the shifting balance of power after Sulla and the early struggles of the military monarchy
- See how conquest, administration, and revenue reshaped Roman rule in the provinces
- Learn how key figures, including Mithradates and local dynasts, influenced the broader Roman world
- Understand the cultural exchange that accompanied conquest, from art and literature to governance
Ideal for readers of classical history who want a detailed, modern‑scholarly look at Rome’s eastern frontiers and their impact on the Roman state. This edition fits those seeking a coherent narrative of political change, imperial administration, and the interplay of war and culture in the late Republic.
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