P. Clodius Pulcher—Felix Catilina?

Andrew W. Lintott

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Classical Antiquity Studies Classical Philosophy and Thought Historical and Literary Studies

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This paper is an investigation of the rise to power of P. Clodius in the last years of the Roman Republic. Its purpose is to form a judgement on Clodius' own policies and to estimate the political significance of his career. This involves many detailed historical problems. Though I shall suggest solutions to some of these, my main aim is to seek a general interpretation of Clodius' political persona.

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1951Storia della costituzione romana 1966P. Clodius: Instrument or Independent Agent?

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