Tiberius the Politician

Levick, Barbara

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“…3 The phrase is associated with Ronald Syme; e.g., Syme (1951Syme ( ) 196, (1956Syme ( ) 17, and (1958 760: "It is also fanciful to discard a consular historian in favour of ephemeral arrangements, dutifully commemorated on tablets of bronze by the loyal zeal of small towns." The phrase has been used by later scholars in relation to other historians as well: see e.g., Levick (1976) 292 n. 54 (of Servilianus Nonianus), Swan (2004) 59 (of Dio Cassius). 4 There were 17th-century editions of the poem whose titles referred to Silii Italici uiri consularis: see von 217.…”

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Brill's Companion to Silius Italicus

2010

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“…Provavelmente Tibério precisava de tempo para definir o seu poder. Veja-se Seager 1972, 56-57;Syme 1974, 485-86;Levick 1999 Martin 1991, 196;Gascou 1984, 385-86. 24 Hist.…”

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Um olhar sobre o poder imperial em Suetónio

Brandão¹

2018

Arqueologias De Império

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“… 1 Key discussions of Tiberian clementia occur in Sutherland 1938; Rogers 1943: 35–59; Levick 1975; Levick 1976/1999: 87–8; Kuntze 1985: 136–46; Roller 2001: 176–82; Griffin 2003; Dowling 2006: 169–89. On imperial clementia more generally see Charlesworth 1937; Weinstock 1971: 233–43; Wallace Hadrill 1981; Konstan 2005 with extensive citations: Dowling 2006 and Braund 2009 with further citations. …”

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“… 14 Braund 2009: 32. See also, Levick 1976/1999: 88: ‘ Clementia belongs at home and, as the context of the references to it makes clear, it was exercised on political offenders.’ …”

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ContestingClementia: the Rhetoric ofSeveritasin Tiberian Rome before and after the Trial of Clutorius Priscus

Cowan

2016

J. Rom. Stud.

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This article examines a discussion about punishment which took place in Tiberian Rome. Should clementia or severitas inform the decisions of the judges and what was the proper relationship between the authority of the senate and the clementia of the princeps? My argument has five parts. I begin (I) by examining clementia and severitas in the work of Velleius Paterculus. I next (II) examine Velleius’ presentation of Tiberius as a figure who adjudicates punishment in his community. I then (III and IV) argue that Velleius’ ideas were the product of and sought to contribute to controversy about the ownership and use of clementia which can be tracked though Tiberius’ principate. Finally (V), I suggest that Tacitus made use of the rhetoric of clementia and severitas current in Tiberian Rome and that it influenced his reading of saevitia under the principate.

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Tiberius the Politician

Cited by 126 publications

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Um olhar sobre o poder imperial em Suetónio

ContestingClementia: the Rhetoric ofSeveritasin Tiberian Rome before and after the Trial of Clutorius Priscus

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