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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Roman education"”.

  1. Marginalized Voices and Nontraditional Pathways in Higher Education in the Late Roman Empire

    … voices and nontraditional pathways of higher education in the late Roman Empire and diversifies our notion of who was part of “the” educated elite in ancient higher education. I focus on upper-class learners who did not have access to the family’s wealth or faced difficulty with pursuing the …

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  2. The Show Must Go On: Legacies of Ancient Theater in Middle Byzantine Visual Culture (ca. 843–1204)

    … dissertation reexamines the legacies of Greco-Roman theater in medieval Byzantine visual and material culture and disrupts the centuries-long scholarly narrative that theater disappeared in the Byzantine Empire. In contrast to the textual focus of previous scholarship, I center visual culture …

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  3. Reading for the Republic: The Minor Declamations and the Culture of the Past

    … to have emerged during the later years of the Roman Republic when it was performed by politicians no lesser than Pompeius Magnus, Cicero, Marcus Antonius, and Augustus. These exercises gained momentum under the Empire, when they were performed by students, professional rhetoricians, and …

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