The Roman Republic F. R. Cowell: Cicero and the Roman Republic. Pp. xiii+306; 32 plates, 16 charts. London: Pitman, 1948. Cloth, 20s. net [Book Review]

The Classical Review 63 (02):59-60 (1949)
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