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A study of the notion of absent leadership and the methods used to govern Rome by politicians and leaders during the Republican and Early Imperial period.
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Ralph Lange is an Independent Scholar, Luxembourg. He works as Assistant Curator at the Documentation Centre for the Fortress of Luxembourg at the National Museum of Archaeology, History and Art (MNAHA), Luxembourg.
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