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Describes ancient Rome and its management from the local government law viewpoint - not many other books do it from this angle The arrangement of the chapters makes it possible to look comparatively at local government functions rather than just considering the offices of various Roman magistrates and officials Brings out striking similarities between Roman administration and that of a modern city (e.g. the care of the streets) and also marked differences (e.g. free or subsidised food but no housing) Nearly all the Latin is translated. No knowledge of the language is required due to the referencing Will include unique new detailed fold-out map of Imperial Rome