Les Stratégies matrimoniales de l’aristocratie sénatoriale romaine au temps des guerres civiles (61-30 av. J.-C.) Copte The town was pillaged

The town was pillaged

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For the history of Ancient Egypt

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Les Stratégies matrimoniales de l’aristocratie sénatoriale romaine au temps des guerres civiles (61-30 av. J.-C.) Copte The town was pillagedThe end of the Republic is often described as a period in which Roman senators systematically used marriage for political ends and, as a result, given the constantly changing economic climate, the unions they formed served only short term objectives and almost inevitably ended in divorce. Based on an analysis of all the matrimonial alliances involving senators concluded in the last thirty years of the Republic, which were marked by an uninterrupted