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Pallas, 1994 Imperial power, monarchie in its essence, moved with the emperor and his retinue. Under Domitian the palace on the Palatine achieved architectural plenitude and the imperial court (aula) played an essential part in the process. The court had its own characteristics (administration, etiquette, traditions, etc.) and moved with the emperor either in his ...
Jones, Brian W.
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Analysis of Dieback in a Coastal Pinewood in Campania, Southern Italy, through High-Resolution Remote Sensing [PDF]
PlantsFor some years, the stone pine (Pinus pinea L.) forests of the Domitian coast in Campania, Southern Italy, have been at risk of conservation due to biological adversities.
Rosario Nicoletti +3 more
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Biosynthetic gene profiling and genomic potential of the novel photosynthetic marine bacterium Roseibaca domitiana [PDF]
Frontiers in Microbiology, 2023 Shifting the bioprospecting targets toward underexplored bacterial groups combined with genome mining studies contributes to avoiding the rediscovery of known compounds by revealing novel, promising biosynthetic gene clusters (BGCs).
Giuliano Gattoni +9 more
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Advances in Public HealthBackground Sexual and reproductive health is a critical global public health priority, with the timing of sexual debut recognized as a significant determinant of subsequent health outcomes. Early sex debut has been observed to contribute significantly to the disproportionate burden of sexually transmitted infections (STIs), including HIV, as well as ...
Habiel Benjamin Luvanda +1 more
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Albanum and the villas of Domitian
Pallas, 1994 L'arx albana de Domitien apparaît chez les auteurs anciens comme une maison des horreurs où le prince se serait livré à toute sorte d'exactions. Située à proximité de Rome, en bordure d'un lac, elle présentait en fait tous les avantages de la villa suburbaine classique, républicaine ou impériale, et, de fait, des antécédents républicains sont attestés ...
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Legate against the Emperor: the beginning, course and results of the revolt of Antonius Saturninus
RUDN Journal of World History, 2023 The purpose of the work is to analyze the causes, course and consequences of the rebellion of Anthony Saturninus, directed against the emperor Domitian (89 AD).
Victor Nikolaevich Parfyonov
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Trajan and the revolt of Antonius Saturninus
RUDN Journal of World History, 2021 The article points out that the starting positions of the young native of the Spanish city of Italica were provided by his father, a prominent follower of the Flavian dynasty, who became a consul, a patrician and, yes, was awarded a rare and prestigious ...
Victor Nikolaevich Parfyonov
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Pliny the Younger: citizen, landowner, intellectual
RUDN Journal of World History, 2023 Pliny the Younger is a statesman, writer and lawyer, the author of the only correspondence between the governor of the province and the emperor that has survived to this day.
Vladimir Olegovich Nikishin
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Cato the Younger, Seneca the Younger, Pliny the Younger: conflict between norm and reality [PDF]
Античный мир и археология, 2023 The article is devoted to three politicians and intellectuals – the republican leader Cato of Utica, Neroʼs tutor Seneca and Trajanʼs friend Pliny the Younger. An uncompromising fighter against tyranny, Cato chose to commit suicide rather than
Nikishin, Vladimir Olegovich
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Ch. 6. Tacitus and the Older Generation: Fatherhood and its Alternatives in the Agricola
Histos, 2023 While fatherhood in the abstract and generational succession are major themes throughout Tacitus’ Agricola, biological father-son relationships are surprisingly under-emphasised.
Adam M. Kemezis
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