"Sertorius, the Exiles of the Sullan Regime and the Provinces of the Empire" offers a comprehensive analysis of the political conflicts that shaped the Roman Republic in the 70s BC. The author, Juan García, examines the movement of supporters of Q. Sertorius, who actively opposed the Sullan regime in various provinces, including Hispania Ulterior and Citerior as well as Asia. By integrating literary, epigraphic, numismatic, and archaeological evidence, the political discourse of these exiles, who were engaged in a republican civil war, is reconstructed. A central element of the study is the inscribed lead projectiles from Hispania, which reveal a common language of legality and moral authority. The book is aimed at scholars interested in Roman civil wars, provincial history, and political symbolism.