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AHST331: Early Rome

A study of Rome's self-definition and image of its own past from the period of the kings to its rise to power in the Mediterranean (second century BC) based on a critical study of Livy and other literary evidence.

Credit Points:	4
Contact Hours:	3
When Offered:	D2 - Day; Offered in the second half-year
Staff Contact:	Dr Hillard
Prerequisites:	40cp including AHST103 or AHST232 or AHST332 or permission of Dean of Division
Corequisites:
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Unit Designations:	--
Assessed As:	Graded
Offered By:	Department of Ancient History

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