A Life in the Classics
A Life in the ClassicsSharing my research, teaching, and passion for the Classics.
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Athenian Democracy vs. Roman Republicanism
The Framers of the US Constitution were heavily influenced by the governments of ancient Greece and Rome. The democracy of ancient Athens was obviously a powerful influence, as were certain federal systems in early Greece, and—of course—the...
Fighting Political Corruption in the Ancient World
Political power offers many opportunities for corruption, and politicians throughout history have used the power of their office to seek personal enrichment. The citizens of democratic Athens and of the Roman Republic were concerned about t...
Roman Fasces: Then and Now
I recently participated in a workshop with a wonderful group of Ohio educators examining ideas the US Constitution borrowed from the Roman Republic, and we had a particularly good time discussing the history of the Roman fasces. As readers ...
The Challenges of Ancient Democracy Part Two: The Roman Republic
Historians argue about how to describe the government of the Roman Republic. One problem is that the Roman Republic was constantly changing, with different groups wielding different degrees of political power at different periods. The gover...
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I am a professor of Humanities and of Classics, researching and teaching about the ancient Mediterranean world. I'm using this space to share my love of the Classics by posting short, researched essays about ancient Greece and Rome.
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