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1. RE-OPENING THE QUESTION OF THE USE OF A RARE ROMAN ARTEFACT: THE IVORY OBJECT FROM VIMINACIUM.

Author

MILOVANOVIĆ, BEBINA and KOSANOVIĆ, IVANA

Subjects
ROMAN antiquities, IVORY, CEMETERIES, SCIENTISTS
Abstract

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Published
2024
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3. SC Claudianum: a Positive Feedback on Property or Defence of Family Bonds?

Author

Erdődy, János

Subjects
*ROMAN law, *FAMILIES, *ENSLAVED persons
Abstract

SC Claudianum decreed that any free woman, Roman or Latin, pursue relationship with the slave of another, and she fails to abandon the relationship after the denouncement of the slave's master, will become the slave of the master denouncing her deed. In this paper we are aiming to discover the actual content of this decree of the Senate, as well as trying to determine whether the goal of the decree was to defend or even promote social morals, or to defend sexual morality, or even to give protection to certain interests and authorities of the parties involved. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020

7. Sed ego te narrationibus lepidis anilibusque fabulis protinus avocabo: las vetulae como transmisoras de sabiduría en la Antigua Roma

Author

Sara Casamayor Mancisidor

Subjects
Women. Feminism, media_common.quotation_subject, Mujer Romana, Stereotype, HQ1101-2030.7, Ancient Rome, Old Age in Women, Oral Literature, Gender Studies, Cultural heritage, Aniles Fabulae, Aesthetics, Literatura Oral, Vejez Femenina, Narrative, Sociology, Roman Woman, media_common
Abstract

Resumen Este artículo muestra el papel de las vetulae o ancianas como transmisoras de sabiduría en la antigua Roma. Partimos de las aniles fabulae, historias de carácter femenino con objetivo de entretener, analizando sus características principales, su funcionalidad y los espacios en los que se narran. A continuación, analizamos el papel de la vetula como narradora, el cual encaja con el estereotipo de anus cotilla de las fuentes literarias, pero también con la noción de las personas ancianas como sabias y depositarias del patrimonio cultural y de la memoria familiar. Abstract The aim of this paper is to show the role of vetulae or elderly women as transmitters of wisdom in ancient Rome. For this purpose, we begin by analyzing the main characteristics, functionality and narrative spaces of aniles fabulae, feminine stories intended to entertain. Then, we analyze the role of vetulae as narrators, which fits with the stereotype of gossipy anus of literary sources, but also with the idea of the elderly as wise people, who carry cultural heritage and family memory.

Published
2021

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