This book systematically studies the importance of the Romans’ reputed Trojan ancestry for their diplomacy—especially for establishing “kinship relations” with other states—from the later 3rd century BC until well into Imperial times.
Parenti dei Romani: mito troiano e diplomazia
BATTISTONI, FILIPPO
2010-01-01
Abstract
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