Municipal Virtues in the Roman Empire
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Municipal Virtues in the Roman Empire

The Evidence of Italian Honorary Inscriptions

  1. 305 pages
  2. English
  3. PDF
  4. Available on iOS & Android
eBook - PDF

Municipal Virtues in the Roman Empire

The Evidence of Italian Honorary Inscriptions

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Publisher
De Gruyter
Year
2013
Print ISBN
9783598776281
eBook ISBN
9783110954449
Edition
1
Topic
History
Index
History

Table of contents

  1. Abbreviations
  2. Preface
  3. Introduction
  4. I. Generic Vocabulary of Praise: Fostering Patronage through Exempla
  5. Honor
  6. Merita and Beneficia
  7. Honorary Epithets: Optimus, Dignissimus, Praestantissimus
  8. II. Financial Generosity
  9. Descriptions of Private Munificence
  10. Munificentia, Liberalitas and Largitio
  11. Benignitas and Bontias
  12. III. Personal Motivations for Patronage
  13. Amor and Adfectio
  14. Benevolentia and Spes
  15. Voluntas and Studium
  16. Obsequium and Reverentia
  17. Honorificentia
  18. Pietas
  19. IV. Administrative Virtues
  20. Administrative Integrity
  21. Civic Service
  22. Political Influence
  23. V. Virtues and Epithets of Personal Character
  24. Modestia and Verecundia
  25. Pudicitia, Castitas and Probitas
  26. Singularis, Incomparabilis, Rarissimus
  27. Conclusion
  28. Virtues in Action
  29. Choice of Vocabulary
  30. Virtues and Social Context
  31. Regional and Chronological Observations
  32. Appendices
  33. 1. Corpus of Inscriptions
  34. 2. Regional Distribution of Inscriptions
  35. 3. Chronological Distribution of Inscriptions
  36. 4. Social Make-up and Distribution of Honorands
  37. 5. Social Make-up and Distribution of Dedicators
  38. 6. Attribution of Terms of Praise by Type of Dedicator
  39. 7. Chronological Distribution of Key Terms of Praise
  40. 8. Comparative Virtues from the Literary Exempta and the Coins of Antoninus Pius and Septimius Severas
  41. Bibliography
  42. Indices