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Barbatio’s character in Ammianus’ "Res Gestae" [PDF]

open access: yes, 2015
This article analyzes the depiction of magister peditum Barbatio in Res Gestae (RG) by Ammianus Marcellinus. The historian offers an image of Barbatio as an shameful figure: sentenced to death for his betrayal of the Caesar Gallus; coward and arrogant, unable to stomach the spread of Julian’s fame, he chattered into the open ears of the Augustus ...
Garcia Ruiz, Mª del Pilar; Universidad de Navarra
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The Res Gestae of Race

2014
The George Zimmerman murder trial provides a high profile example of how issues surrounding race can be construed differently inside and outside the courtroom. Much of the public attention and media coverage of the case focused on facts prior to the deadly encounter, such as the fact that the Trayvon Martin, was allegedly followed by the defendant both
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Augustus and His Presentation of the People in the Res Gestae

Classical World, 2020
Contains fulltext : 218416.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Closed access)
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The Sphragis And Closure Of The Res Gestae

2007
The closing sentence of the Res Gestae has been interpreted both as a recommendation that qualified successors should continue Ammianus' history in the same grandiose and allusive manner, and also as a warning that events after Theodosius' accession can only be narrated in the medium of panegyric.
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Res gestae

2015
Res gestae su važan dokument ponajprije jer govore o karijeri Augusta. Ovaj spomenik nikako se ne smije smatrati samo kao Augustovo nabrajanje postignuća jer bismo onda propustili najvažniji smisao i zadaću ovoga teksta. To je Augustovo navođenje događaja za vrijeme njegove karijere, a za koje on ne želi da se ikada zaborave. On je vješto organizirao i
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Res Gestae Divi Hadriani

Classical World
ABSTRACT: The article takes a critical look at the idea that an inscription concerning emperor Hadrian (reg. AD 117–138) recorded in the first book of Pausanias' description of Greece (1.5.5) was modelled after the account of deeds, honors and expenses of emperor Augustus ( Res Gestae Divi Augusti ).
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