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    The document outlines key concepts in the transition of Rome from a city-state kingdom to a republic and then a vast empire. It discusses the political divisions between patricians and plebeians, optimates and populares factions, and prominent figures like the Gracchi, Marius, Sulla, Crassus, Pompey, Cicero, Caesar, and Cato who played influential roles during this transformative period of Roman history.

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    The document outlines key concepts in the transition of Rome from a city-state kingdom to a republic and then a vast empire. It discusses the political divisions between patricians and plebeians, optimates and populares factions, and prominent figures like the Gracchi, Marius, Sulla, Crassus, Pompey, Cicero, Caesar, and Cato who played influential roles during this transformative period of Roman history.

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    The Late Roman Republic

    Concepts

    Kingdom to Republic

    City-state to nation

    Nation-state to empire

    Patrician v Plebeian

    [nobiles]

    Optimates v Populares

    senatores

    equites

    imperium

    auctoritas

    Gracchi

    Marius

    Sulla

    cursus honorum

    Crassus

    Pompey

    Cicero

    Caesar

    Clodius

    Cato

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