The paper investigates the resources available in Roman thought over time to conceptualize the empire as a state, as possessing, in other words, institutions that permeated uniformly throughout its territory. It does so principally along two lines. First, Roman rules of jurisdiction evince a gradual shift from a model that differentiated metropolitan and provincial practice toward one that assimilated provincial to Roman. Second, Latin political and legal vocabulary displays both a considerable capacity for abstraction as well as distinctive patterns of metonymy. These may be studied so as to reveal quite important limitations on Roman interest in acculturation. An important corollary of this last claim is that Roman practices in government...
This thesis contributes to the study of Roman imperialism, providing an investigation of the develop...
The Roman empire remains unique. Although Rome claimed to rule the world, it did not. Rather, its un...
This dissertation examines the relationship between the institutions of Roman provincial administrat...
The terms used to refer to the sources of law are still marked by the influence of Rome: lex and cons...
International audienceThe terms used to refer to the sources of law are still marked by the influenc...
International audienceThe terms used to refer to the sources of law are still marked by the influenc...
This paper studies the implication of law in the Roman imperial project. It uses the creation of the...
This paper studies the implication of law in the Roman imperial project. It uses the creation of the...
1935-9691(online)Monarchy has started with the establishment of the city of Rome in 753 B.C. and las...
This paper argues the institution of Roman bathing was an instrument of cultural hegemony, which all...
This paper studies the implication of law in the Roman imperial project. It uses the creation of the...
This paper argues the institution of Roman bathing was an instrument of cultural hegemony, which all...
This paper argues the institution of Roman bathing was an instrument of cultural hegemony, which all...
The subject of the thesis is that of the transformation of the Roman empire in the third and fourth ...
The Roman empire set law at the center of its very identity. A complex and robust ideology of law an...
This thesis contributes to the study of Roman imperialism, providing an investigation of the develop...
The Roman empire remains unique. Although Rome claimed to rule the world, it did not. Rather, its un...
This dissertation examines the relationship between the institutions of Roman provincial administrat...
The terms used to refer to the sources of law are still marked by the influence of Rome: lex and cons...
International audienceThe terms used to refer to the sources of law are still marked by the influenc...
International audienceThe terms used to refer to the sources of law are still marked by the influenc...
This paper studies the implication of law in the Roman imperial project. It uses the creation of the...
This paper studies the implication of law in the Roman imperial project. It uses the creation of the...
1935-9691(online)Monarchy has started with the establishment of the city of Rome in 753 B.C. and las...
This paper argues the institution of Roman bathing was an instrument of cultural hegemony, which all...
This paper studies the implication of law in the Roman imperial project. It uses the creation of the...
This paper argues the institution of Roman bathing was an instrument of cultural hegemony, which all...
This paper argues the institution of Roman bathing was an instrument of cultural hegemony, which all...
The subject of the thesis is that of the transformation of the Roman empire in the third and fourth ...
The Roman empire set law at the center of its very identity. A complex and robust ideology of law an...
This thesis contributes to the study of Roman imperialism, providing an investigation of the develop...
The Roman empire remains unique. Although Rome claimed to rule the world, it did not. Rather, its un...
This dissertation examines the relationship between the institutions of Roman provincial administrat...