Because of recent reading of Rene Brouwer's (2022) Law and Philosophy in the Late Roman Republic (Cambridge) and Jed Atkins’ (2013) Cicero on Politics and the Limits of Reason (Cambridge), I picked up Polybius’ Histories. I realized I had only been familiar with excerpts from Book 6, but now I am wholly immersed in it. Before long I want to connect it to
On Hume and Polybius (with some Federalist Papers and Clientelism thrown in).
On Hume and Polybius (with some Federalist…
On Hume and Polybius (with some Federalist Papers and Clientelism thrown in).
Because of recent reading of Rene Brouwer's (2022) Law and Philosophy in the Late Roman Republic (Cambridge) and Jed Atkins’ (2013) Cicero on Politics and the Limits of Reason (Cambridge), I picked up Polybius’ Histories. I realized I had only been familiar with excerpts from Book 6, but now I am wholly immersed in it. Before long I want to connect it to