Ecumene Augustea: Una politica per il consenso

A book that speaks of conquest but not of battles, of victories more represented than fought. And yet its documents are thrilling bulletins of victory, imposing commemorative monuments. In the ambiguity and contrast between that which is represented and that which happened, lies, therefore, the key to the ideology of Augustus. This volume is therefore on the path of an idea: that of the Roman conquest of the entire known world.