From Falaris of Agrigento to Dionysius the Great, from Hyppocrates of Gela to Agatocle, the specific characteristics of tyrannies in ancient Sicily (VI-III cent. BC) and the radical difference between them and those of Greece and Magna Grecia.
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Lorenzo Braccesi
Lorenzo Braccesi has been Full Professor of Greek History at the Universities of Turin, Venice, and Padua. His research focuses on Greek colonization, ideology and propaganda in the ancient world, and the legacy of classical culture in modern literature. Among his most recent publications are Julia, the Daughter of Augustus (2012); Agrippina, the Bride of a Myth (2015); and Here Come the Barbarians. The Persian Wars Between Poetry and Memory (2020).