Griechische Intellektuelle und das Imperium Romanum: das Beispiel Cassius Dio

Ameling, Walter; Haase, Wolfgang

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“…71 Para esta doble naturaleza de los elementos retóricos en Casio Dión cf. Ameling (1997Ameling ( : 2476Ameling ( -2477). 72 Y no solamente en términos metodológicos como, desde una perspectiva tradicional, planteaba recientemente Zecchini (2016: 119).…”

Section: Democracia Monarquía Y El Primer Ciudadanounclassified

El discurso de César en Vesontio de la Historia Romana de Casio Dión: aspectos literarios y culturales

Horrillo

2021

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Julius Caesar’s Speech at Vesontio in Dio’s Roman historywas usually analysed from a legal perspective and under the rigor of the Quellenforschung. These approaches undervalued the Thucydidean reminiscences, which became mere rhetorical traits without special signification. In this paper is proposed a re-examination of the Thucydidean imitation, in order to interpret it in the literary processes of Imperial literature. This perspective undermines the negative interpretation of Caesar that recently was attributed to Cassius Dio, and the speech makes sense in the global design of the character in the Roman history

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El discurso de César en Vesontio de la Historia Romana de Casio Dión: aspectos literarios y culturales

Horrillo

2021

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“…This may be considered an example of 'indirect characterisation' ,58 and an investigation of these instances reveals that Roman political history and Hellenic literate culture are not separate, but complementary. 50 Bowie (1970, 17); Anderson (1993, 101); Ameling (1997Ameling ( , 2476. 51 On this canon cf.…”

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16 ‘Ein völlig romanisierter Mann’? Identity, Identification, and Integration in the Roman History of Cassius Dio and in Arrian

Burden-Strevens¹

2015

Processes of Cultural Change and Integration in the Roman World

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“…38 Rather, sophrosyne was a dynamic, flexible concept, and one that held an important place in Dio's political thought. 39 To appreciate the importance of sophrosyne to Dio's narrative, it is perhaps appropriate to say something on the understanding of sophrosyne in the second-and thirdcentury literature. The broad semantic range which sophrosyne had acquired during the fifth and fourth centuries B.C.…”

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THE RAPE OF LUCRETIA IN CASSIUS DIO'SROMAN HISTORY

Mallan¹

2014

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We are told that when news of Caracalla's death reached Rome a group of senators denounced their former emperor, likening him to all the tyrants of the past who had ruled over them. The senator who recorded these actions, the historian Cassius Dio, does not say which tyrants were listed, but it is likely that such a comprehensive list included the last king of Rome, Tarquinius Superbus, and his son Sextus. The senators' actions were doubtless more an act of group catharsis than a private show of loyalty to their new emperor, Marcus Opellius Macrinus. Yet what the scene reveals perhaps most clearly is the Romanexemplatradition in practice.

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Griechische Intellektuelle und das Imperium Romanum: das Beispiel Cassius Dio

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El discurso de César en Vesontio de la Historia Romana de Casio Dión: aspectos literarios y culturales

El discurso de César en Vesontio de la Historia Romana de Casio Dión: aspectos literarios y culturales

16 ‘Ein völlig romanisierter Mann’? Identity, Identification, and Integration in the Roman History of Cassius Dio and in Arrian

THE RAPE OF LUCRETIA IN CASSIUS DIO'SROMAN HISTORY

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