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- Christian Tyler, Financial Times, 12 January 2008
"But this is no ordinary history. It is not a reconstruction but a deconstruction, a
virtuoso display of how to interrogate one's sources. Not only that, it is written with
sly subtlety, delightful humour and an agreeable absence of jargon."
- Marc Lambert, Scotland on Sunday, 6 January 2008
"But how much do we really know about Rome's supreme honour, and how much is
myth and invention? Not much and quite a lot, it turns out. Beard's brilliant analysis
locates the ritual in the shifting political, social and martial worlds of Rome.
Illuminating moments abound..."
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"But this is no ordinary history. It is not a reconstruction but a deconstruction, a
virtuoso display of how to interrogate one's sources. Not only that, it is written with
sly subtlety, delightful humour and an agreeable absence of jargon."
- Marc Lambert, Scotland on Sunday, 6 January 2008
"But how much do we really know about Rome's supreme honour, and how much is
myth and invention? Not much and quite a lot, it turns out. Beard's brilliant analysis
locates the ritual in the shifting political, social and martial worlds of Rome.
Illuminating moments abound..."
See all Product Description