The inscription CIG, 2782 reveals the remarkable action of M. Vlpius Carminius Claudianus in Aphrodisias and his responsibilities in Asia. The rank of his in-laws - his wife’s brother was a Roman senator - is already well known. The study of the monuments he built, which were concentrated in the centre of Aphrodisias, and of the ambitious display of his euergetism through distributions and the way the honorific inscription is shown, reveals its outstanding position over its contemporaries in the free city. It leads to reassess the meaning of its function of curator in Cyzicus and "argyrotamias" of Asia. Through the comparison of this inscription with other epigraphical sources from Aphrodisias, Attouda (MAMA, VI, 74 and 75) as well as numis...
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Renewed study of an inscription published by W. M. Ramsay (AE 1941, 142) honoring a priestess of the...
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International audienceLe retour à la lecture Λούχουλλοζ dans l'épisode du préteur dont un tribun cas...
The Athenian Atthidographer Phanodemos, known only through fragments of his history of Athens and in...
The political and dynastic position of Claudius before his accession used to be regarded as having b...
Among the epigraphic directory of the Roman provinces of Africa honoring the Emperor Antoninus Pius ...
The procuratores Asiae under Caracalla : concerning the Career of L(ucius) Lucilius Pansa Priscillia...
Records of embassies listed the members of delegations officially sent by cities to consult the orac...
New data from institutional collections and from on-line sales allow to reconstruct an emission in t...
An inscription from Lilybeia, related to L(ucius) Cassius Manilianus, quaestor in the province of Si...
In Mediolanum Santonum, capital of the Augustan Aquitania, were discovered many inscriptions and sta...
The establishment of a corpus of the festive series struck by the north Italian mint of Ticinum duri...
International audienceThe two famous metrical epitaphs engraved on the tomb of the Roman senator Mai...
Mr Asiaticus’ Affairs. Understanding the ambiguous figure of Senator Viennese Valerius Asiaticus, C...
Jean-Michel David et Monique Dondin, Dion Cassius, XXXVI, 41, 1-2. Conduites symboliques et comporte...
Renewed study of an inscription published by W. M. Ramsay (AE 1941, 142) honoring a priestess of the...
This is a re-examination of the inscription IAM, 2, 448, recalling the privileges obtained for his c...
International audienceLe retour à la lecture Λούχουλλοζ dans l'épisode du préteur dont un tribun cas...
The Athenian Atthidographer Phanodemos, known only through fragments of his history of Athens and in...
The political and dynastic position of Claudius before his accession used to be regarded as having b...