Rome and the Western Greeks, 350 BC - AD 200

Lomas, Kathryn

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“…Against this backdrop of extensive genre-based translingual literary output from the Archaic and Classical Greek world, a settlement was growing in power in the Italian peninsula (Lomas 2018, Terrenato 2019. It is easy to forget, given the later creation of a vast Empire, that it was by no means assured that Rome would take the lead even within the Italian peninsula itself.…”

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“…Within the Italian peninsula itself Greek language and culture had a strong foothold in the area known as Magna Graecia, essentially the coastal parts of the boot of Italy and Sicily (Leiwo 1994, Lomas 1993, Tagliapietra 2018, Tribulato 2012, Willi 2008. It is likely that the earliest known named author writing in Latin, the 3 rd -century B.C.E.…”

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Literary Translingualism in the Greek and Roman Worlds

Bozia¹,

Mullen²

2021

The Routledge Handbook of Literary Translingualism

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Our exploration of Greco-Roman literary translingualism covers an extensive geographical area and timeframe. After an introduction to the main issues, we cover three periods (Archaic and Classical Greece, the rise of Rome and the first centuries of the Roman Empire) and showcase selected translingual authors. The literary output of the Greco-Roman world is diverse, but despite the differences in cultural context, translingualism seems to be a feature, in various permutations, throughout much of its history.Translingualism in the early period is due to Greek "generic dialectalization," later it is a consequence of the expansion of the Roman world and its incorporation of communities of diverse linguistic and cultural backgrounds. The Context for Greco-Roman Literary TranslingualismLiterary translingualism refers to the practice of multilinguals writing in languages other than their mother tongue, and instead, for a variety of reasons, composing literature in their second or third languages. i Though earlier works treated the subject, the field was given coherence and impetus following the publication of Kellman's The Translingual Imagination (2000). The complexities of bilingualism and biculturalism in Greco-Roman literature have long been explored, but the translingual dimension, a specific and important aspect of the complexity, has not been discussed using this terminology and therefore not

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Section: The Rise Of Rome: Negotiating Roles For Latin and Greekmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: The Rise Of Rome: Negotiating Roles For Latin and Greekmentioning

confidence: 99%

Literary Translingualism in the Greek and Roman Worlds

Bozia¹,

Mullen²

2021

The Routledge Handbook of Literary Translingualism

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“…kult Magna Mater (poświadczona jest tam obecność dendrophoroi i cannophoroi) . Odkryto również dedykacje dla Izydy, Mitry, Horusa i syryjskiego Jupitera Dolichenusa 23 . W greckich miastach Kampanii często spotykane były inskrypcje dwujęzyczne, w których imię czczonego przez grecką ludność bóstwa zastępowano jego rzymskim ekwiwalentem (np .…”

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Przemiany religijne w antycznej Kapui od VI w. p.n.e. do końca republiki na podstawie działalności wybranych miejsc kultu

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2023

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Celem artykułu jest prześledzenie przemian religijnych w regionie antycznej Kampanii od początków greckiego i etruskiego osadnictwa do I w. n.e. oraz odpowiedź na pytanie, z czego one wynikały. Podstawą źródłową są greckie, rzymskie oraz oskijskie inskrypcje religijne i teksty literackie. W artykule zostały omówione wybrane sanktuaria italskie pod kątem zmian w ich działalności pod wpływem rzymskim oraz przemiany pewnych form kultu na przykładzie Ceres i Wenus. Osobna uwaga została poświęcona specyfice życia religijnego w greckich miastach z ich własnymi urzędami kultowymi. This article aims to examine religious changes in the region of ancient Campania from the beginning of Greek colonization and Etruscan settlements until the first century AD and answers the question of the causes of these changes. The source origins are Greek, Roman, and Oscan religious inscriptions and literary texts. In the article, the chosen italic sanctuaries were discussed in terms of changes in their activity under the Roman influence. It also discussed the changes of certain cult forms as exemplified by Ceres and Venus. The peculiarity of attention was paid to the specific religious life in the Greek cities and their own cult offices.

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Aberson¹

2010

Ô Dieux De Crotone ! Lieux Et Témoignages Du Sacré À L’intérieur D’une Ville Antique De Calabre

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Rome and the Western Greeks, 350 BC - AD 200

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Literary Translingualism in the Greek and Roman Worlds

Literary Translingualism in the Greek and Roman Worlds

Przemiany religijne w antycznej Kapui od VI w. p.n.e. do końca republiki na podstawie działalności wybranych miejsc kultu

Crotone : le destin évanescent d’une cité célèbre

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