This dissertation focuses on actors and possessors of Greek culture (paideia) from the Greek part of Empire and their social and cultural interactions with the Roman Aristocracy in the context of the city of Rome. The chosen timeline, from Augustus to Severus Alexander, makes it possible to follow the evolutions of the philhellenism of the Roman Aristocracy, in relation to the princeps, and the local dynamics of the pepaideumenoi group. The term “intellectual” aims to examine their ability to use their status as elite and cultivated men in order to interact with representatives of Roman power, and members of the Aristocracy (political and social). This work first examines how the pepaideumenoi combine two forms of mobility, a social and a s...
By focusing its attention on the attribution of specific honorary titles using the vocabulary of kin...
Asia Minor cities embassies are a good vantage point to assess political and institutional evolution...
By focusing its attention on the attribution of specific honorary titles using the vocabulary of kin...
This dissertation focuses on actors and possessors of Greek culture (paideia) from the Greek part of...
Cette thèse porte sur des acteurs et dépositaires de la culture grecque (la paideia) qui sont origin...
International audienceThis opening paper aims at evaluating the relevance of the idea of a Graeco-Ro...
This volume gives the reader an idea of the complexity of the social and political links that link...
International audienceThis opening paper aims at evaluating the relevance of the idea of a Graeco-Ro...
This study focuses on the political and social course of Samnium and Campania's elite between the IV...
The present dissertation examines the ways in which Roman officials and dignitaries acted as active ...
While the idea of the intercultural is foreign to many nations, such as France, it lies at the root ...
International audienceThis volume gives the reader an idea of the complexity of the social and pol...
The dissertation is entitled "Patronage and social mobility in the aristocracies of the Principate"....
My dissertation situates public space at the heart of a Greek city’s efforts to negotiate its positi...
International audienceThe 2nd and 1st centuries BC were marked by Roman interventions and conquests ...
By focusing its attention on the attribution of specific honorary titles using the vocabulary of kin...
Asia Minor cities embassies are a good vantage point to assess political and institutional evolution...
By focusing its attention on the attribution of specific honorary titles using the vocabulary of kin...
This dissertation focuses on actors and possessors of Greek culture (paideia) from the Greek part of...
Cette thèse porte sur des acteurs et dépositaires de la culture grecque (la paideia) qui sont origin...
International audienceThis opening paper aims at evaluating the relevance of the idea of a Graeco-Ro...
This volume gives the reader an idea of the complexity of the social and political links that link...
International audienceThis opening paper aims at evaluating the relevance of the idea of a Graeco-Ro...
This study focuses on the political and social course of Samnium and Campania's elite between the IV...
The present dissertation examines the ways in which Roman officials and dignitaries acted as active ...
While the idea of the intercultural is foreign to many nations, such as France, it lies at the root ...
International audienceThis volume gives the reader an idea of the complexity of the social and pol...
The dissertation is entitled "Patronage and social mobility in the aristocracies of the Principate"....
My dissertation situates public space at the heart of a Greek city’s efforts to negotiate its positi...
International audienceThe 2nd and 1st centuries BC were marked by Roman interventions and conquests ...
By focusing its attention on the attribution of specific honorary titles using the vocabulary of kin...
Asia Minor cities embassies are a good vantage point to assess political and institutional evolution...
By focusing its attention on the attribution of specific honorary titles using the vocabulary of kin...