Real Roman History

Real Roman History

Real Roman History is a comprehensive, chronological account of Rome from its origins to its end—told with the depth the subject deserves. This is not a highlight reel. Every major figure, every turning point, and every war gets the full treatment: the stories as the Romans told them, the ancient sources and what they got right and wrong, and the historical arguments that scholars are still having today. Hugo Prudentius takes listeners from the kings of the early city through the Republic, the civil wars, the empire, and beyond—episode by episode, in sequence, without skipping the parts that made Rome what it was. If other Roman history podcasts have left you wanting more, you've found the right one.

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Episoder(78)

Episode 37. Spartacus: The Slave War and What It Revealed

Episode 37. Spartacus: The Slave War and What It Revealed

Sources and HistoriographyNo contemporary account of the Servile War survives. The two main sources—Plutarch's Life of Crassus and Appian's Civil Wars—were both written more than a century after the e...

24 Apr 25min

Episode 36. Sertorius: The Republic in Exile

Episode 36. Sertorius: The Republic in Exile

Sources and HistoriographyPlutarch's Life of Sertorius is the primary source, but it is itself a secondary source: Plutarch drew principally on Sallust's Histories, which covered the Sertorian War in ...

24 Apr 47min

Trailer/Preview

Trailer/Preview

Introduction to Real Roman History. Start with Episode 1.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/real-roman-history/donations

23 Apr 1min

Episode 35.  Sulla, Part Three: Dictatorship, Reform, and the Resignation

Episode 35. Sulla, Part Three: Dictatorship, Reform, and the Resignation

Sources and HistoriographyThe proscriptions and the dictatorship are covered by Plutarch's Life of Sulla and Appian's Civil Wars. The proscription numbers—roughly ninety senators and several thousand ...

17 Apr 27min

Episode 34.  Sulla, Part Two: The First March and Mithridates

Episode 34. Sulla, Part Two: The First March and Mithridates

Sources and HistoriographyPlutarch's Life of Sulla is the primary source for this episode, and Plutarch had a particular personal investment in it: he was born at Chaeronea and his account of the batt...

17 Apr 52min

Episode 33.  The Cinnan Republic: Rome Without Sulla

Episode 33. The Cinnan Republic: Rome Without Sulla

Sources and HistoriographyThe Cinnan period is one of the most poorly sourced stretches of the late Republic. The problem Robin Seager identified in the Cambridge Ancient History cannot be overstated:...

17 Apr 37min

Episode 32.  Marius, Part Three: The Terrible Old Man

Episode 32. Marius, Part Three: The Terrible Old Man

Sources and HistoriographyThe principal ancient source for this episode is Plutarch's Life of Marius, covering the flight, exile, return, and death. Plutarch's account of the Minturnae episode and the...

17 Apr 31min

Episode 31.  The Social War: Italy Demands What Rome Owes It

Episode 31. The Social War: Italy Demands What Rome Owes It

Sources and HistoriographyThe Social War is one of the more poorly sourced events of the late Republic, which is ironic given its importance. Livy covered this period in detail, but those books surviv...

17 Apr 32min

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