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Remarks on Liberty and Faction in Roman History
A letter discusses distinguishing true liberty from faction, warning that misused power weakens the state. It recounts Emperor Alexander Severus’s reign, his austere reform, justice, and virtuous conduct, and notes his murder by Maximin. The piece cautions that even good rulers face threats, with Rome's fate showing fragility of principled governance.
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Atlam
Heliogabalus
Roman Empire
Aurelius Alexander Severus
Alexander
Maumme@a
Antoninus
Magnus
Houshold
Ulplan
Artaxerxes
Persia
Rone
A&s
Alexander Severs
Paris
Adamm
Maximin
Senate
Rome
Fagin