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Eutropius: Critical Essay by Harry Bird

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SOURCE: "Eutropius: In Defence of the Senate," Cahiers des Études anciennes, No. 20, 1987, pp. 63-72.

In the following essay, Bird explores Eutropius's treatment of Roman governments as a response to the then-strained relations between the Emperor Valentinian and the senate.

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