La dinámica comercial romana entre Italia e Hispania citerior

Ramsés II, Temístocles, Epaminondas, Alejandro Magno, Aníbal Barca, César, Trajano, Escipión el Africano, Flavio Aecio. Las estrategias, tácticas y técnicas de combate de los brillantes líderes militares cuyas hazañas bélicas cambiaron el curso de la historia antigua, determinando la evolución de la cultura clásica. Ramsés II, Temístocles, Epaminondas, Alejandro Magno, Aníbal Barca, César, Trajano, Escipión el Africano, Flavio Aecio. Las estrategias, tácticas y técnicas de combate de los brillantes líderes militares cuyas hazañas bélicas cambiaron el curso de la historia ...

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Por medio de una exploración de diversas representaciones culturales que se llevaron a cabo en la segunda mitad del siglo XIX, este volumen muestra que en el imaginario de la España metropolitana de la época existía una identidad imperial que ha desaparecido casi por completo de la historiografía contemporánea. La autora analiza las huellas del imperio que se encuentran en la Exposición de las Islas Filipinas en Madrid (1887) y la conmemoración del IV Centenario del Descubrimiento de América (1892), entre otras representaciones del repertorio simbólico del imaginario nacional, y...

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