Cene politiche in età triumvirale : il caso cisalpino

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Abstract

This paper examines four dining episodes, both public and private, occurred in Cisalpine Gaul between 50 \nand 43 B.C. It seems right to see a political value in all of them, thanks to textual and political elements. \nThe analysis aims to: 1) relate such occasions to the evolution that epula and convivia went through in \nlate Republican Rome; 2) outline Caesar’s strategies of political dining at Rome and in the provinces; 3) \nstress their usefulness as a means – and a place – for setting up political decisions outside the institutional \ndomain.

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Autori: Giovannella Cresci
Pubblicato in: ARCA (Università Ca' Foscari Venezia), pp. 101-110
Data di pubblicazione:01/01/2016
Tipo di documento:Contributo a convegno
Lingua:italiano
Accesso aperto: Accesso aperto Green: copia in un archivio istituzionale o disciplinare – ARCA (Università Ca' Foscari Venezia) (licenza: OTHER-OA, versione inviata (pre-print))
Citazioni ricevute:2
Soggetti:
Classical Antiquity Studies (Social Sciences > Social Sciences > Anthropology)
Historical and Literary Studies (Social Sciences > Social Sciences > Anthropology)
Classical Philosophy and Thought (Social Sciences > Arts and Humanities > Philosophy)
banquets, Cisalpine Gaul, Roman Republic, Julius Caesar, triumvirate, Roman provinces, political strategy, late Roman Republic
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Riassunto:This paper examines four dining episodes, both public and private, occurred in Cisalpine Gaul between 50 \nand 43 B.C. It seems right to see a political value in all of them, thanks to textual and political elements. \nThe analysis aims to: 1) relate such occasions to the evolution that epula and convivia went through in \nlate Republican Rome; 2) outline Caesar’s strategies of political dining at Rome and in the provinces; 3) \nstress their usefulness as a means – and a place – for setting up political decisions outside the institutional \ndomain.