The Politics of Rome is a detailed study of the Roman political system by Frank Frost Abbott. In this book you will find comprehensive information about the structure of the Roman government, important political events, the role of the senate and popular assemblies in the administration of the state, as well as the relationship between the consuls, patricians and plebeians. The reader will be able to better understand the historical context and the impact of political decisions on the development of the Roman Republic and Empire. The book is well suited to anyone who is interested in the political history of Rome and wants to deepen their knowledge of the ancient world.