Roman Culture and Society: Collected Papers

Abstract

Prodigy lists and the use of the Annales Maximi L.Crassus and Cicero - the formation of a statesman the literary sources for the pre-Marian army Cicero the historian and Cicero the antiquarian Scipio, Laelius, Furius and the ancestral religion the eastern Clientelae of Clodius and the Claudii the interpretation of Cicero's De Legibus religion and politics in the late second century BC at Rome Caesar's heritage - Hellenistic kings and their Roman equals architecture and sculpture - the activities of the Cossutii the Ciceronian aristocracy and its properties Homo Novus Arpinas ex M.Crassi familia more on the Clientelae of the patrician Claudii the first Latin annalists the identity problems of Q.Cornificius Caesar, Etruria, and the Disciplina Etrusca the introduction of logical organization in Roman prose literature M.Aeficius Calvinus and his grammaticus Caerellii, Juno Populona, and Aquinum L.Cornelius Sisenna and the early first century BC chariot-racing in the Roman Republic history, historiography, and Cicero's exposito consiliorum Crassorum Funera the life and death of Asclepiades of Bithynia Cicero and the Areopagus theatrical life in Republican Rome and Italy Cassius and Brutus - the memory of the Liberators Discrimina Ordinum - the Lex Julia Theatralis Sallust on the '80s Speciosa locis morataque recte the antiquarian tradition - spoils and representations of foreign armour.

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