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    and exclusively in Rome because who a woman married could gain them citizenship into the empire. That being said a freeborn person could not marry a slave. However‚ a freeborn male could marry a freeborn prostitute‚ even though it was disgraceful. Livy covers what exactly a married woman could obtain and what a prostitute could and could not receive out of the marriage. “A Decree of the Senate was passed…to the effect that the consul should encourage the tribunes of the plebs to promulgate‚ at the

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    just describe the passage‚ don’t just spew Essay: Thesis too vague/broad Thesis describes instead of analyzing Two unconnected mini essays In-class essay on March 17 Thesis statement/outline to TA by March 14 ROMAN VIRTUES/VIRTUOUS ROMANS Last week: Livy – the past was more moral than the wicked present: his present 1st c. BCE Conservative morality: Roman morality is always looking to the past‚ trying to preserve the morals and traditions of the past Plays a role in the hierarchy Mos maiorum: following

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    Evaluate Augustus’ relations with the Senate. After a century of civil wars and wide-spread fear and chaos‚ a new and promising leader arose‚ who‚ despite his comparably humble origins was soon to be called Augustus‚ the revered one‚ by the Senators. This once‚ dominant body placed hope in this single man and bestowed numerable honours upon him‚ concentrating the power of patronage and promotion through which he eventually outranked all the other Senators in the state. By general consent of the

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    University Press‚ Cambridge. 2006 Balsdon‚ J Billows. R.A.. Antigonos the One-Eyed and the Creation of the Hellenistic State. University of California Press‚ Berkley. 1990 Dorey T.A Great Lives from History: The Ancient World‚ Salem Press‚ 2004 Gruen Livy The History of Rome trans. Rev. C. Roberts‚ EP Dutton and Co. New York. 1912 McDonald A.H Polybius The Histories of Polybius‚ trans. Evelyn S. Shuckburgh‚ Macmillan‚ London‚ 1889 Shipley Walbank F.W. The causes of the Third Macedonian War: recent views

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    Writers Who Influenced Montaigne One person that was not only a main influence on Michel de Montaigne’s writing‚ but also an important part of his life‚ was his closest and dearest friend Etienne La Boétie. Montaigne met La Boétie while working as a magistrate at the Bordeaux Parlement. They formed an intense friendship that lasted until La Boétie died in 1563. Years later‚ the bond Montaigne shared with La Boétie would inspire one of his best-known essays‚ “On affectionate relationships”;

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    Dynasty began. The Julio-Claudian Dynasty one of the things Suetonius writes about in his book The Twelve Caesars. Suetonius wasn’t the only historian during this time that wrote about this dynasty. A historian named Tacitus wrote about the 12 emperors in his historiography. Tacitus wrote “But the successes and reverses of the old Roman people have been recorded by famous historians; and fine intellects were not wanting to describe the times of Augustus‚ till growing sycophancy scared them away.

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    Nicolo Machiavelli’s ’Discourses on Livy’ written 1513-1517‚ is a commentary on the work of Titus Livy (59 BC - AD 17) a Roman historian who wrote a monumental history of Rome entitled ’Ab Urbe Condita’ literally translating as ’from the founding of the city (Rome)’. What Machiavelli set out to detail within the Discourses in essence‚ is the refined knowledge gleaned from an in depth analysis of Livy’s accounts‚ observations of the legislative‚ socio-political and military management structures

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    individual battles‚ decisively won the war‚ or whether their success on the battlefields ’ was believed to be temporal and not immune to change. This essay will attempt to investigate the question‚ backed up by literary evidence from the likes of Appian‚ Livy and Polybus. It would be logical to first assess what the aims of the Italian allies were in making war on Rome‚ then to determine whether their objectives were met and on what terms. The causes of the Social War are commonly seen as Rome ’s refusal

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    such as electing and voting on governmental matters. Therefore‚ the Ogulnian Law was passed to ensure that the poor plebeians had the same access to political power as the wealthy patricians (Lewis & Reinhold‚ 131). After the Ogulnian Law was passed‚ Livy‚ again‚ claimed that the tribunes Gaius Licinius and Lucius Sextus passed the Licinian-Sextian laws which specified (1) that one consul every year must be a plebeian‚ (2) that the office of praetor should serve as assistant consul and (3) that there

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    Pg. 1 The Histories written by Herodotus Herodotus writes his histories with an important perspective. This perspective of course is also bias because these events that he documents are events that are happening during his life. They are not far and removed from him. This is a good thing for the future historians and students that can have a good idea of both the things that took place in our history‚ and yet is also slightly inaccurate in the way that they reflect his opinions of what he sees

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