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EPISODE · Nov 2, 2024 · 17 MIN

The Conflict of the Orders: Patricians vs. Plebeians

from The History of Rome · host A Martin

The Conflict of the Orders is one of the most significant and transformative periods in Roman history, occurring from the early 5th century BCE to the early 3rd century BCE. This prolonged struggle between the patricians, the aristocratic ruling class, and the plebeians, the common citizens, not only shaped the political landscape of the Roman Republic but also set important precedents for social justice, legal reform, and civic participation

The Conflict of the Orders is one of the most significant and transformative periods in Roman history, occurring from the early 5th century BCE to the early 3rd century BCE. This prolonged struggle between the patricians, the aristocratic ruling class, and the plebeians, the common citizens, not only shaped the political landscape of the Roman Republic but also set important precedents for social justice, legal reform, and civic participation

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