Political dissidence under Nero: the price of dissimulation

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Classical Antiquity Studies Classical Philosophy and Thought History, Medicine, and Leadership

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Vasily Rudich examines dissidence under Nero from both historical and psychological perspectives and inquires into the balance of the universal and historically conditioned components of political behaviour. The careers of numerous dissident individuals and their attempts at accomodation to a hostile reality are discussed.

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