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It is not an easy read: not because Meier's prose is obscure or his ideas abstruse, but rather on account of the "density" of it all, packing layers of penetrating analysis and meaningful interpretation into compact paragraphs, with great economy and precision. Hugely rewarding to a patient reader.

It is not an easy read: not because Meier's prose is obscure or his ideas abstruse, but rather on account of the "density" of it all, packing layers of penetrating analysis and meaningful interpretation into compact paragraphs, with great economy and precision. Hugely rewarding to a patient reader.

It is not an easy read: not because Meier's prose is obscure or his ideas abstruse, but rather on account of the "density" of it all, packing layers of penetrating analysis and meaningful interpretation into compact paragraphs, with great economy and precision. Hugely rewarding to a patient reader.

It is not an easy read: not because Meier's prose is obscure or his ideas abstruse, but rather on account of the "density" of it all, packing layers of penetrating analysis and meaningful interpretation into compact paragraphs, with great economy and precision. Hugely rewarding to a patient reader.

It is not an easy read: not because Meier's prose is obscure or his ideas abstruse, but rather on account of the "density" of it all, packing layers of penetrating analysis and meaningful interpretation into compact paragraphs, with great economy and precision. Hugely rewarding to a patient reader.

Upon Chapter 12 of Meier’s Caesar: A Biography, the reader, alongside with Caesar, has reached the point of no return. Meier chooses to pause at this very moment, a moment of great suspense and apprehension that would decide the fate of the Roman Republic,...

Upon Chapter 12 of Meier’s Caesar: A Biography, the reader, alongside with Caesar, has reached the point of no return. Meier chooses to pause at this very moment, a moment of great suspense and apprehension that would decide the fate of the Roman Republic,...

Upon Chapter 12 of Meier’s Caesar: A Biography, the reader, alongside with Caesar, has reached the point of no return. Meier chooses to pause at this very moment, a moment of great suspense and apprehension that would decide the fate of the Roman Republic,...

Upon Chapter 12 of Meier’s Caesar: A Biography, the reader, alongside with Caesar, has reached the point of no return. Meier chooses to pause at this very moment, a moment of great suspense and apprehension that would decide the fate of the Roman Republic,...

Upon Chapter 12 of Meier’s Caesar: A Biography, the reader, alongside with Caesar, has reached the point of no return. Meier chooses to pause at this very moment, a moment of great suspense and apprehension that would decide the fate of the Roman Republic,...