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Triumphs in the Age of Civil War : The Late Republic and the Adaptability of Triumphal Tradition

1st ed

London : Bloomsbury Publishing PLC [2016], 2016

1 Online-Ressource (350 pages)

Englisch

Erscheint auch als: Lange, Carsten Hjort : Triumphs in the Age of Civil War : The Late Republic and the Adaptability of Triumphal Tradition. - London : Bloomsbury Publishing PLC,c2016 (Druck-Ausgabe)

978-1-4742-6786-1 (electronic bk.)

978-1-4742-6784-7 (ISBN der Printausgabe)

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LOC-SH: Civil war - Rome - History

Cover -- Half-title -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- List of Figures -- Introduction -- 1. A Voice from No-Man’s-Land: Approaches to Civil War and Triumph -- Modern approaches to civil war -- Approaching triumph: beyond the spectacle -- 2. Triumph, Ovation, Alban Mount Triumph and Naval Triumph -- The ovation – or, not quite a triumph -- Triumphus in Monte Albano -- Naval triumph -- 3. The Fasti Triumphales and Triumphal Housekeeping -- The evidence: inventing triumphs (?) -- Nachtrag, Fasti Capitolini -- The Alban Mount triumph -- 4. The Late Republican Triumph: Continuity and Change -- Marius and a transformation of the triumph -- Triumph in absentia -- Competition and conventions: triumph-hunting -- Civil war 44–43 BCE -- Conclusions -- 5. Triumph and Civil War in the Late Republic: Constructing the Enemy -- The conventional prohibition on civil war triumphs -- Sulla and the war against Mithridates -- Hostes declarations -- Pompeius’ African and Spanish triumphs -- Caesar and the enemies of Rome -- Mutina: fighting for the res publica -- Brundisium: peace restored -- Sicily: a war against slaves and pirates -- Actium: the end of the Late Republican civil war -- Conclusions -- 6. Augustus, Triumph, Civil War, and the Victory Monument at Actium: A Reconsideration -- Actium as a civil war -- Fasti municipales -- The Victory Monument at Nicopolis/Actium -- 7. Triumphal Topography: Augustus’ Triumphal and Triumph-like Returns -- The triumviral assignment, Perusia 40 -- A peaceful ceremonial entry, Brundisium 40 -- Entering on horseback, Mylae/Naulochus 36 -- The triple triumph of 29 -- A practical problem: victorious generals returning from the East -- The Augustan programme of pacification and the princeps’ return -- The Porta Capena: returning from the East in 19.

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Peace is named after Augustus: returning to Rome in 13 -- Advances into central Europe 12–8 -- The last departure: the triumphal funeral of 14 CE -- Conclusions -- Epilogue: Civil War and Triumph. The Casa di Pilatos Relief -- Appendix: Triumphal Arches -- Vespasian and Titus -- Septimius Severus -- Constantine -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.