Lessons from the Roman Republic

This chapter examines the decline of the Roman Republic and its transition into an empire, drawing parallels with contemporary political dynamics. It explores the implications of historical figures like Augustus and Sulla on governance and the rise of populism, emphasizing the dangers of personal loyalty overshadowing democratic institutions. The conversation also addresses the relevance of Roman history in understanding modern political crises and the manipulation of narratives in both ancient and current contexts.

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