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Legitimation Stories and the Role of the Emperor in Ancient Rome
This chapter explores the core Roman legitimation stories and how they fit together, emphasizing the role of the emperor in securing peace. It discusses the stability provided by the legal order and the skill of the print caps in fostering generous relations among citizens. It also examines the downfall of Seneca and Cicero, as well as the pattern of deposing rulers in ancient Rome.