The Senate was the heart of Roman political life. Beard explains its functions, influence, and how it maintained stability and order. She also highlights the conflicts and power struggles within the Senate that shaped Roman policies and governance.
“The Senate was both a stabilizing force and a battleground for power and influence.”
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