About Fabio D. Fernandes
Fabio is a London-based editor and occasional writer with a lingering interest in Roman cultural and social history, urbanism, and cosmopolitanism.
Education
MA Ancient History
University College London, 2021
BA Ancient History & Classics
University College London, 2019
Areas of Expertise
About Fabio D. Fernandes
Fabio is a London-based editor and occasional writer with a lingering interest in Roman cultural and social history, urbanism, and cosmopolitanism.
Education
MA Ancient History
University College London, 2021
BA Ancient History & Classics
University College London, 2019
Areas of Expertise
The Bactrian Kingdom: Greeks at the Extremities of the Known World
The Greeks were famously a seafaring people who established cities throughout the Mediterranean. Less well-known is the existence deep in Central Asia of the Bactrian Kingdom.
How to Establish an Empire: The Emperor Augustus Transforms Rome
Augustus inherited a Rome in turmoil. It took a shrewd and decisive character to transform a proud Republic into an autocratic empire.
The Roman Republic: People vs. the Aristocracy
The Roman Republic was greatly innovative, forerunning current systems of government. But what happened when Rome’s masses turned against the system?