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The Ties Of Authority
Citizenship Roman style was a deeply aristocratic concept. The social ties that held Roman society together were those of authority, rather than of fraternity. It was a “communitarianim” of the “right” rather than of the “left,” which is part of the explanation why the ancien regime’s elite was drawn towards it (and also why most […]
Citizenship Roman style was a deeply aristocratic concept. The social ties that held Roman society together were those of authority, rather than of fraternity. It was a “communitarianim” of the “right” rather than of the “left,” which is part of the explanation why the ancien regime’s elite was drawn towards it (and also why most present-day “communitarians” turn to Greece instead of Rome). ~Andreas Kinneging, Aristocracy, Antiquity and History
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