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Politics and the Past in the Age of Nerva and Trajan: The Making and Unmaking of Memories of Domitian, 96-117 CE.
… governing élite. Chapter 3 shows that Pliny’s Panegyricus and Martial’s Epigrams 10-12 negatively re-interpret Domitian’s image as produced by his own self-presentation, to forge a new memory of him as “transgressive”. Yet an examination of literary and archaeological evidence from his own …
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Suetonius and the Politics of Private Life
… *Caesars*, Tacitus’ *Agricola* and Pliny’s *Panegyricus*. By depicting Agricola’s private life as impeccable yet insignificant, Tacitus follows a historiographical and biographical tradition in which the private life of protagonists is eclipsed in favour of their public life (examples are …
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Panegyrici Latinei, 6 and 7 : Translated with introductions and commentary
… known as the XII Panegyrici Latini, the term panegyricus, the uses to which panegyrics might be put, and the scope of the present study. Attention is then turned to the two panegyrics themselves and, in each case; an introduction, dealing with the occasion and the date, the question of …
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Studies in the Ancient Reception of Seneca the Younger
… (Neronian) *Annals* (Ch.3), but also Pliny’s *Panegyricus* (Ch.3.4a), Suetonius’ *Nero* (Ch.3.4b), and Fronto’s letters (Ch.2.*fin*.). All of these authors exhibit a hitherto underestimated familiarity with Seneca’s works and often allude to them in a pointed, significant manner, thus using …
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Claudius Claudianus tükre
… egyik (latin nyelven, hexameterekben megírt) panegyricusának ‒ mellyel Honorius császár negyedik consulságát dicsőítette Kr. u. 398-ban ‒ egy terjedelmes szakasza különleges, minthogy önállóan értelmezve verses fiktív császártükörnek, illetve bizonyos szempontból verses uralkodói és verses …
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Memory And Moderation: The Imperial Image Of Augustus And Its Perception Among Later Authors
… and his praise of Trajan's moderation in the Panegyricus. Pliny exhibits signs of insincerity in his panegyric that resemble the methods of doublespeak used earlier by Horace, Ovid, and Statius. Pliny's false praise of Trajan's moderation reflects his suspicion of the Principate as a whole. …