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Brueggemann Offers A Transformative Vision Of The Wholeness God Intends
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Sallust'S Bellum Catilinae (Society For Classical Studies Texts & Commentaries),New Lyall Brueggemann Offers A Transformative VisionIn His Bellum Catilinae, C. Sallustius Crispus Or Sallust (8635 34 B. C.) Recounts The Dramatic Events Of 63 B. C., When A Disgruntled And Impoverished Nobleman, L. Sergius Catilina, Turned To Armed Revolution After Two Electoral Defeats. Among His Followers Were A Group Of Heavily Indebted Young Aristocrats, The Roman Poor, And A Military Force In The North Of Italy. With His Trademark Archaizing Style, Sallust Skillfully Captures The Drama Of The
