Roman Civilization

CMS 206 /History 206

 Read Monday Night to Prepare for Wednesday Lecture

• The Triumph
  • ARC - p. 24-25; p. 28-29; p.238-239
  • RCvI 90 (230-234); RCvII 5 (13-15)

• Flory, Marleen B. "The Integration of Women into the Roman Triumph" Historia 47.4 (1998) 489-494
• Wardle, D. "Agrippa's Refusal of a Triumph in 19 B.C." Antichthon 28 (1994) 58-64 -+-
• Brennan, T. Corey "M.' Curius Dentatus and the Praetor's Right to Triumph" Historia 43.4 (1994) 423 -+-
• Kleijwegt, M. "Caligula's 'Triumph' at Baiae" Mnemosyne 47.5 (1994) 652 -+-
• Schmidt, T.E. "The Crucifixion Narrative and the Roman Triumphal Procession" NTS 41.1 (1995) 1 -+-

• The Pagent of Death
  • ARC - 158-161
  • RCvI 112 (313 &endash; 314); 181-184 (517-525)
  • RCvII 53 -54 (189-198)

• Sumi, Geoffrey S. "Power and Ritual: The Crowd at Clodius' Funeral" Historia 46.1 (1997) 80-102 -+-
• Jones, Rick "Backwards and Forwards in Roman Burial" JRA 6 (1993) 427-432 -+-
• Ramage, E.S. "The so-called 'Laudatio Turiae' as Panegyric" Athenaeum 82[72].2 (1994) 341-370 -+-
• Welch, K. "Greek stadia and Roman spectacles: Asia, Athens, and the tomb of Herodes Atticus" JRA 11 (1998) 117-145
• Hawass, Zahi "Oasis of the Dead [Roman tombs at Bahareya Oasis]" Archaeology 52.5 (1999) 38-43 -+-

• Roman Political Life
  • ARC - 101-122 [City Government]
  • RCv1 - 8 (64-68) [Customs & Ordinances of Prerepublican Rome]; 23-34 (94-118) [Political Development of the Republic]; ) [Punishment of Official Malfeasance]; 148-149 (410-417) [Republican Government]; 150-153 (418-424) [Roman Citizenship]; 154-159 (424-439) [Roman Politics];
• Secondary Readings
  • L.R. Taylor, Roman Voting Assemblies (University of Michigan Press, 1990); Chapters I,2, 6 (1-14; 15-33; 86-113)
  • I.M. Barton (ed), Roman Public Buildings (University of Exeter Press, Exeter: 1989): Chapter 2: Civic and Other Buildings by John Carter: 31-66)
  • F. Dupont, Daily Life in Ancient Rome, tr. C. Woodall (Hatchett, 1989): Chapter 8- Living in Rome (136-159); Chapter 9 &endash; Political Life in the city (160-176)
  • Roman Legionary Forces in Sicily - Edward D. Clark

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