L'Attico di Nepote e gli schieramenti politici nella crisi della repubblica

Giuseppe Zecchini

L'Attico di Nepote e gli schieramenti politici nella crisi della repubblica

Translated title of the contribution: Nepos's Penthouse and political parties in the republic's crisis

Giuseppe Zecchini

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Abstract

T.Pomponius Atticus declared himself for Caesar in 49 B.C. and remained in the Caesarian party also after the Ides of March; his intellectual activity is related to Caesar's propaganda; Nepos classifies him as an 'optimas' only because this word marks the new model of Roman citizen with his new moral values under the Principate

Translated title of the contribution	Nepos's Penthouse and political parties in the republic's crisis
Original language	Italian
Title of host publication	Orizzonti culturali di Cornelio Nepote dal Po a Roma
Publisher	Olschki
Pages	119-130
Number of pages	12
ISBN (Print)	978 88 222 62752
Publication status	Published - 2013

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Roman History

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L'Attico di Nepote e gli schieramenti politici nella crisi della repubblica

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