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grbs-5231	Eckstein, A. M.	Polybius, Syracuse, and the Politics of Accommodation	1985	18	.pdf	application/pdf	9276	316	53	ECKSTEIN, A. M., Polybius, Syracuse, and the Politics of Accommodation , Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies, 26:3 (1985:Autumn) p.265 Polybius, Syracuse, and the Politics of Accommodation A. M Eckstein P OLYBIUS' INTENDED audience was made up of political men; his avowed purpose was to prepare such men for political action in the real world; his theme was the expansion of Roman power. Against the idea that Polybius ever fully accepted Roman power, either emotionally or intellectually, see Musti (supra n.2) 46-48, 145-47; B. Shimron, Polybius on Rome: A Re-examination of the Evidence, SCI 5 (1979/80) 94ft' (responding to Last Ten Books); also A. Momigliano, Poli­ bio, Posidonio e l'imperialismo romano, AttiTor 107 (1973) 198.	cache/grbs-5231.pdf	txt/grbs-5231.txt