Public Performances and Political Symbols: The Rise of Octavianus in 44 B.C.University of Michigan., 1993 - 238 pages |
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Amatius Antonius Appian army arrival in Rome attempt Atticus auctoritas audience Augustus became Brundisium Brutus Brutus and Cassius Caes Caesar Caesar's funeral Caesar's murder Caesar's veterans Campus Martius Capitolium career celebration chapter Cicero Cicero's Fight civil claim Clodius conspirators consul consulship contio crowd death dignitas display Divus Julius Dolabella elected enemies Festivals gesture honor Ibid important late Republic laudatio lavish leader legislation Lepidus libertas Livy Ludi Apollinares magistrates Marius meeting Metellus military Milo oath Octavianus orator ovatio peace Phil plebs Plut Plutarch political symbol politicians Polybius Pompeius popular opinion praetor public image public performances quae quam rhetoric ritual Roman aristocrat Roman politics Roman Republic Roman triumph rostra Saturninus senate senatorial soldiers speech statue Suet Sulla's temple theater tribunes triumph triumphal procession urban plebs Venus victory Weinstock δὲ καὶ τὴν τῶν