Sermo Graecus Quo Senatus Populusque Romanus Magistratusque Populi Romani Usque Ad Tiberii Caesaris Aetatem in Scriptis Publicis Usi Sunt Examinatur

This fascinating study by Paul Viereck provides a detailed analysis of the Greek language as used in the public writings of the Roman Empire up until the time of Tiberius Caesar. Drawing on a wide range of primary sources, Viereck uncovers the linguistic nuances and cultural influences that shaped this important era in Western history. A must-read for historians and classicists alike.

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