'As many enemies as there are slaves': Spartacus and the politics of servile rebellion in the late republic

A short essay on the politics (real and imagined) of the Three Servile Wars that shook the Roman Empire, with an emphasis on the rebellion led by Spartacus between 73 and 71 B.C.

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