The Crisis of the Roman Republic: Archaeology of a Concept
Abstract
This essay provides a survey of the historiography on the crisis of the Roman Republic: it charts its key developments from the Middle Ages to our time, and discusses the various definitions of the concept that have been put forward in the scholarly debate.
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