Joel Allen Knihy

Exploring the practice of hostage-taking in ancient Rome, this 2006 book delves into its role as a common diplomatic tool. It highlights how such actions were integral to political negotiations and power dynamics, providing insights into the complexities of Roman international relations. The examination sheds light on the cultural and historical significance of hostages in maintaining peace and influencing alliances, making it a unique study of ancient diplomacy.

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