Making the Middle Republic

'… samples of excellent research on … disparate and demanding topics.' T. P. Wiseman, Times Literary Supplement

'… samples of excellent research on … disparate and demanding topics.' T. P. Wiseman, Times Literary Supplement

'This erudite work proposes answers to many gaps in early Roman history … Highly recommended.' A. J. Papalas, Choice

'… the volume … is very successful. It contains a considerable number of contributions that successfully pursue the goal of meaningfully synthesizing the complex state of research, raising larger questions and offering convincing perspectives for a constructive overview of archaeological facts and historical processes.' Bernhard Linke, H-Soz-Cult

SETH BERNARD is Associate Professor of Roman History in the Department of Classics at the University of Toronto. His work focuses on the social and economic history of Rome and Italy, particularly during the Republican period. He is the author of Building Mid-Republican Rome: Labor, Architecture, and the Urban Economy (2018). LISA MARIE MIGNONE is a research affiliate at New York University's Institute for the Study of the Ancient World. Her research examines Roman social, cultural, and religious geography: the ongoing and interactive relationship of historical events, the sites in which they occur, and the people who perform them. She is the author of The Republican Aventine and Rome's Social Order (2016). DAN-EL PADILLA PERALTA is Associate Professor of Classics, and associated faculty in African American Studies, at Princeton University. His main lines of research are Roman Republican religious and cultural history, the history of slavery, and classicisms in the Afro-Atlantic diaspora. He is the author of Divine Institutions: Religions and Community in the Middle Roman Republic (2020).