Publisher's Synopsis
This collection of letters by Cassiodorus, a prominent politician and writer in 6th century Rome, offers a unique glimpse into the political and cultural life of the times. From discussions of political alliances to reflections on the role of literature in society, these letters provide a fascinating window into the world of late antiquity. Whether you're a scholar of ancient history or just interested in the period, this book is a must-read.
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