Time, calendars and memory have been exciting topics in recent scholarship on Rome, but most treatments have either remained focused on the metropolis or characterized ‘Roman time’ as strongly interventionist. I consider the writing and commemoration of pasts as a broad phenomenon within cultures of the Roman empire, and examine some of the assumptions that lie behind these characterizations. How clear-cut are boundaries between ‘local’ and ‘Roman’ histories? Who has a stake in ‘Roman’ history, and to whom does ‘Roman’ history belong? How significant is the fact of Roman domination for the ways in which peoples conceptualize their past? Is there a division between ‘east’ and ‘west’ in patterns of ‘remembering’ or ‘forgetting’ pre-Roman past...
2020 marked the 30th anniversary of the publication of Martin Millett’s “The Romanization of Britain...
Popular notions of Roman superiority are the result of a decidedly biased historical record. The fir...
The previous historiography of the Regionaries is extremely limited and provides few answers as to t...
Usages of the Past in Roman Historiography contains 11 articles on how the Ancient Roman historians ...
Since E.L. Bowie’s seminal article on the Greeks and their past in the Second Sophistic, the study o...
This thesis explores how the Romans constructed their past and what it looked like by using its mate...
This paper, intended as an introduction to this volume, presents the various historiographical, meth...
The Roman imperial cults and the early Christians articulated different constructions of time, each ...
Studies on Republican memory in the imperial age usually consider Trajan’s reign as the terminus pos...
The papers presented here are the result of a symposium, Roman Imperialism: Post-Colonial Perspectiv...
This dissertation examines how the Republican past was remembered and recreated under the Flavian er...
This paper analyses different destinies in order to present the use of memory in Rome and in the Rom...
In this dissertation, I examine the Roman cultural memory of the conquest of Latium and Rome’s earli...
Eras and Coinage (44 BC-AD 69) After the all but simultaneous publication of Roman Provincial Coina...
During the past twenty years, there has been a great change of conceptions and methods as far as the...
2020 marked the 30th anniversary of the publication of Martin Millett’s “The Romanization of Britain...
Popular notions of Roman superiority are the result of a decidedly biased historical record. The fir...
The previous historiography of the Regionaries is extremely limited and provides few answers as to t...
Usages of the Past in Roman Historiography contains 11 articles on how the Ancient Roman historians ...
Since E.L. Bowie’s seminal article on the Greeks and their past in the Second Sophistic, the study o...
This thesis explores how the Romans constructed their past and what it looked like by using its mate...
This paper, intended as an introduction to this volume, presents the various historiographical, meth...
The Roman imperial cults and the early Christians articulated different constructions of time, each ...
Studies on Republican memory in the imperial age usually consider Trajan’s reign as the terminus pos...
The papers presented here are the result of a symposium, Roman Imperialism: Post-Colonial Perspectiv...
This dissertation examines how the Republican past was remembered and recreated under the Flavian er...
This paper analyses different destinies in order to present the use of memory in Rome and in the Rom...
In this dissertation, I examine the Roman cultural memory of the conquest of Latium and Rome’s earli...
Eras and Coinage (44 BC-AD 69) After the all but simultaneous publication of Roman Provincial Coina...
During the past twenty years, there has been a great change of conceptions and methods as far as the...
2020 marked the 30th anniversary of the publication of Martin Millett’s “The Romanization of Britain...
Popular notions of Roman superiority are the result of a decidedly biased historical record. The fir...
The previous historiography of the Regionaries is extremely limited and provides few answers as to t...