الرشوة في المجتمع الروماني و انعكاساتها على الحياة السياسية خلال القرنين الثاني و الأول قبل الميلاد

Abstract EN

The issue of corruption in Roman civilization is a story of success and failure, it is a story of failure because the government, with few exceptions, failed to suppress or eliminate corruption in Roman political and economic life.

It is also a success story, because if corruption was not a likely or decisive cause for the fall of the Republic, it helped some Roman politicians to obtain a higher power than their counterparts, when the political power in Rome was concentrated in the hands of one person, and through this study we will try to point out the most important The events that Rome knew, especially with the intertwining of political, economic and external events with the interior, and we finally concluded that corruption in its various aspects and dimensions is the main reason for the civil wars that precipitated the fall of the republican regime and the establishment of the imperial regime, as well as the wealth of many citizens who They were not well known in the public political arena