Roman Politics

Scullard, H. H.

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“…6°O tto (1934) 27-9, followed by 103 and Scullard (1973) 237. But, as Badian has observed, the coin suggests activity in Alexandria: Badian (1958) 110 n. 3.…”

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“…He was ostensibly outside the internal rivalries of the Numidian elite and could therefore function as an acceptable arbiter. On the relations between Rome and Massinissa at this time, see Scullard (1973) 289 and the contrary position of Astin (1967) 273^L Hostility between Massinissa and Rome need not mean any barrier between the king and the Scipios: observe the role of Scipio Nasica in the debates over the war, in addition to Aemilianus' dealings in Africa. Scipio would be both acceptable in Numidia and influential at Rome.…”

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“…On this incident, seeWalbank (1979) 553. WhilePreaux (1978) 155 relates Physcon's survival closely to the will,Scullard (1973) 236 prefers to understand it in the context of the broad relationship between Physcon and Rome.…”

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Royal Wills and Rome

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1983

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DISPOSIZIONI TESTAMENTARIE REALI E ROMALa prima metà di questo articolo è una raccolta di tutta le disposizioni testamentarie reali concernenti Roma dal III secolo a.c. al I secolo d.c. Questi testamenti comprendono lasciti di interi regni nonchè legati minori, e la nomina del popolo romano a tutore degli eredi del re.La seconda parte esplora la logica che si trova dietro queste disposizioni: perchè i re le prendevano? Vengono studiate varie possibilità, ma tutte sono considerate più o meno insoddisfacenti: particolare attenzione viene dedicata alla possibilità che i re facessero lasciti a Roma per rendere più sicura la loro posizione mentre erano in vita. Si sostiene che i re facessero questi testamenti nel contesto della loro amicizia e alleanza con Roma. I re coinvolgevano l'amica Roma nel testamento quasi come i privati nominano gli amici nel testamento. Così, quando un re non aveva figli che gli succedessero, poteva fare un lascito del suo regno a Roma. Se aveva figli, poteva nominare l'amica Roma loro tutrice. Similmente, poteva lasciare legati a Roma, come chiunque può fare con un amico.

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“…6°O tto (1934) 27-9, followed by 103 and Scullard (1973) 237. But, as Badian has observed, the coin suggests activity in Alexandria: Badian (1958) 110 n. 3.…”

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The Cambridge Ancient History

1989

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