Add to ORKGHonors College, Washington State UniversityAinsworth, Alexis. The matronae: an assembly of women in the Roman Republic? Washington State University Honors Thesis, September 27, 2004
Meyers Rachel. Reconsidering Opportunities for Female Benefactors in the Roman Empire: Julia Antonia...
The emergence of Augustus and his restoration of the Roman Republic prompted innovations in public p...
Women who lived in the Roman West in the first three centuries AD were participants in a civic patro...
By tradition, Roman women were excluded from politics and they had no influence on Roman political c...
By tradition, Roman women were excluded from politics and they had no influence on Roman political c...
The mos maiorum stated that only men could hold magistracies and military office, operating in the s...
The mos maiorum stated that only men could hold magistracies and military office, operating in the s...
By tradition, Roman women were excluded from politics and they had no influence on Roman political c...
This thesis explores receptions of Roman matronae in France, Britain and its American colonies durin...
Las mujeres que vivieron en el Occidente romano durante los tres primeros siglos de nuestra era fuer...
Las mujeres que vivieron en el Occidente romano durante los tres primeros siglos de nuestra era fuer...
Contains fulltext : mmubn000001_269917101.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed acces...
In war, women tend to suffer great harm, yet war also presents women with opportunities. The focus o...
Presented to the 10th Annual Symposium on Graduate Research and Scholarly Projects (GRASP) held at ...
Meyers Rachel. Reconsidering Opportunities for Female Benefactors in the Roman Empire: Julia Antonia...
Meyers Rachel. Reconsidering Opportunities for Female Benefactors in the Roman Empire: Julia Antonia...
The emergence of Augustus and his restoration of the Roman Republic prompted innovations in public p...
Women who lived in the Roman West in the first three centuries AD were participants in a civic patro...
By tradition, Roman women were excluded from politics and they had no influence on Roman political c...
By tradition, Roman women were excluded from politics and they had no influence on Roman political c...
The mos maiorum stated that only men could hold magistracies and military office, operating in the s...
The mos maiorum stated that only men could hold magistracies and military office, operating in the s...
By tradition, Roman women were excluded from politics and they had no influence on Roman political c...
This thesis explores receptions of Roman matronae in France, Britain and its American colonies durin...
Las mujeres que vivieron en el Occidente romano durante los tres primeros siglos de nuestra era fuer...
Las mujeres que vivieron en el Occidente romano durante los tres primeros siglos de nuestra era fuer...
Contains fulltext : mmubn000001_269917101.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed acces...
In war, women tend to suffer great harm, yet war also presents women with opportunities. The focus o...
Presented to the 10th Annual Symposium on Graduate Research and Scholarly Projects (GRASP) held at ...
Meyers Rachel. Reconsidering Opportunities for Female Benefactors in the Roman Empire: Julia Antonia...
Meyers Rachel. Reconsidering Opportunities for Female Benefactors in the Roman Empire: Julia Antonia...
The emergence of Augustus and his restoration of the Roman Republic prompted innovations in public p...
Women who lived in the Roman West in the first three centuries AD were participants in a civic patro...