Punishing Piso

Rhetoric in the service of politics: Panegyric and its role in the era of the Second Sophistic

“…совершил самоубийство, когда стало очевидно, что обвинительный приговор неизбежен; его наследники же были наказаны, в числе прочего, тем, что был разрушен мост над Porta Fontinalis в Риме, который предположительно был сооружен над городскими воротами и соединял принадлежавшие Пизону постройки по обе стороны ворот. Как и в Риме, объединенные постройки Стабий должны были визуально доминировать над деревней (pagus), трансформируя общественный склон и бывшие городские ворота в фактически частный спуск к побережью [Bodel 1999].…”

Archaeologies of Remembrance

“…Here we can see the central role of image and text (name) in public remembrance and also the ritual s that were associated with these. Piso' s name and face were being erased from the public domain and even his family was not to promote his memory (Bodel 1999). In the public world of the early first century AD , Piso was posthumously punished and humiliated; he was deemed not worthy of honourable remembrance and some of the major ways through which this would have been achieved were prohibited.…”

Introduction to the Revised Edition

“…Critical studies: (1977); C.W. Miiller (1980); Bodel (1984Bodel ( ) (1994Bodel ( ) (1999; Barchiesi (1984Barchiesi ( ) (1996; Horsfall (1989); Slater (1990); Boyce (1991); Elsner (1993); Richardson (1993); Panayotakis (1995); Conte (1996); Connors (1998); Courtney (2001). 2.…”

“…Selden (1994) happy ending see Perkins (1995) (1989); Alvares (1993); Bowersock (1994); Hunter (1994); humor, laughter see StOCker (1969); Riitten (1997); Plaza (2000) imperialist, colonial, postcolonial see also travel; F. Azim, 1he Colonial Rise of the Novel (London 1993) and]. Newman, 1he Ballistic Bard: Postcolonial FICtions (London 1995) note that geographical mobility encourages the importance of the novel; Swain (1996); ; Schmeling (2003) interpolated tales see Sandy (1970); Shumate (1999) intertextuality see Kristeva (1970) 139-146;Barchiesi (1986); Fusillo (1988aFusillo ( ) (1990c; Harrison (1986b); Bremmer (1998); Finkelpearl (2001); Gibson (2001); Gowers (2001); W. Smith (2001) Isis and the ancient novel see Merkelbach (1962Merkelbach ( ) (1994Merkelbach ( ) (1995; Witt (1971); Griffiths (1975Griffiths ( ) (1978aGriffiths ( ) (1978b; Shumate (1996) Jewish narratives/novels see Pervo 687-689; Wills (1994Wills ( ) (1995 labyrinth, losing one's way see Doody (1996); Bodel (1999); protagonists of novels seem at times to wander around the ancient world, as if they were in a maze; see travel Liebespaar see Index 871 10ve-at-first-sight see Index 871; Rohde (1914) 159;Hilgg (1983) 6, 24, 36, 51, 56, 68, 123;Maehler (1990) Kuch (1989d) marriage see Egger (1994); Perkins (1995) 15ff., 41ff. ;Alexander...…”