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INSTITUTIONS AND IDEOLOGY IN REPUBLICAN ROME. SPEECH, AUDIENCE AND DECISION, ED. BY H. VAN DER BLOM, C. GRAY, C. STEEL

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ARISTOCRATIC DIGNITY AND INDIGNITY IN REPUBLICAN PUBLIC LIFECATO, POMPEY'S THIRD CONSULSHIP AND THE POLITICS OF MILO'S TRIALFALSIFYING THE AUSPICES IN REPUBLICAN POLITICSGAIUS VERRES TROUBLESHOOTERGODS, CHANGE AND CIVIS SPACE IN LATE REPUBLICAN ORATORYGOOD FORTUNE ANT THE PUBLIC GOOD. DISPUTING SULLA'S CLAIM TO BE FELIXLIKE FATHER, LIKE SON ? THE DYMANICS OF FAMILY EXEMPLARITY AND IDEOLOGY IN (FRAGMENTARY) REPUBLICAN ORATORYPOLITICAL ALLIANCES AND RIVALRIES IN CONTIONES IN THE LATE ROMAN REPUBLICPOLITICAL COMMUNICATION IN THE LATE ROMAN REPUBLIC. SEMANTIC BATTLES BETWEEN OPTIMATES AND POPULARES ?PRIVATE KNOWLEDGE AND PUBLIC IMAGE IN ROMAN ELECTIONS. THE CASE OF THE PRO MURENASERVILIA'S CONSILIUM. RHETORIC AND POLITICS IN A FAMILY SETTINGTHE GARDEN AND THE FORUM. EPICUREAN ADHERANCE AND POLITICAL AFFILIATION IN THE LATE REPUBLICTHE WRONG MEETING ? SOME NOTES ON THE LINKED USAGE OF THE TERMS COETUS AND CONTIONES IN THE POLITICAL LANGUAGE OF THE ROMAN REPUBLICTHEOPHANES OF MYTILENE, CICERO AND POMPEY'S INNER CIRCLEWHEN THE SENATORS BECAME THE BEST