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2014
This chapter explores the possibilities regarding Josephus' place in Domitianic Rome vis-a-vis the emperor himself. It considers the opportunities for contact between the two, both prior to Domitian's accession and during his rule, a question that is not nearly as straightforward as was the case with Vespasian and Titus.
William Den Hollander
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This chapter explores the possibilities regarding Josephus' place in Domitianic Rome vis-a-vis the emperor himself. It considers the opportunities for contact between the two, both prior to Domitian's accession and during his rule, a question that is not nearly as straightforward as was the case with Vespasian and Titus.
William Den Hollander
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, 2014 Domitian. c AD 79. From ruins of Domitian\u27s villa at Tusculum. Boston mus. of Fine Arts.
Ferguson, Everett
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Domitian Coast. Rehabilitation’ outlooks of the Northern coast of Campania [PDF]
Proceedings E Report, 2020 Object of the paper is the Domitian Coast, belonging to the North-West of Campania Region, characterized by contrasting factors. The fertility of the soil and the considerable length of an easily accessible and available coastline are threatened by an ...
Giuseppe Mazzeo
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Palamedes: A Journal of Ancient History, 2022
Domitian’s damnatio has been looked into many times and from many angles; following the path of senatorial historical writings, researchers have often emphasized the totality of the results of the senate decree which ordained it.
Karol Kłodziński, Paweł Sawiński
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Domitian’s damnatio has been looked into many times and from many angles; following the path of senatorial historical writings, researchers have often emphasized the totality of the results of the senate decree which ordained it.
Karol Kłodziński, Paweł Sawiński
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Greece and Rome, 1960
It is now generally acknowledged that in the concluding chapters of the Agricola Tacitus is on several occasions guilty of distortion of the truth. The story told in 40. 2, for example, of the secret mission of one of Domitian's confidential freedmen with an offer of the governorship of Syria as a bribe to Agricola in case he should appear reluctant to
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It is now generally acknowledged that in the concluding chapters of the Agricola Tacitus is on several occasions guilty of distortion of the truth. The story told in 40. 2, for example, of the secret mission of one of Domitian's confidential freedmen with an offer of the governorship of Syria as a bribe to Agricola in case he should appear reluctant to
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Greece and Rome, 2006
The historicity of the ‘Gallic Emperor' Domitianus has long been disputed, but two quite separate events in 2003 have now provided incontrovertible confirmation of his existence. The first was the rediscovery in the collections of the Musée Dobrée in Nantes of what had been for a century the only known coin carrying the obverse legend IMP(ERATOR) C ...
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The historicity of the ‘Gallic Emperor' Domitianus has long been disputed, but two quite separate events in 2003 have now provided incontrovertible confirmation of his existence. The first was the rediscovery in the collections of the Musée Dobrée in Nantes of what had been for a century the only known coin carrying the obverse legend IMP(ERATOR) C ...
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