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Ancient history

the account, from Syme, of the fall of the Roman Republic as a revolution in which Augustus and his faction seized power and replaced the old oligarchy.

In ancient history, Roman revolution refers to the account, from Syme, of the fall of the Roman Republic as a revolution in which Augustus and his faction seized power and replaced the old oligarchy. This meaning comes from Syme (1939) in The Roman revolution.[1]

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References

Syme, R. (1939). The Roman revolution. Clarendon Press. Open Library record

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