Alexandria e Roma: representações, dinâmicas e vicissitudes na esfera do poder ptolomaico
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https://doi.org/10.17648/rom.v0i10.18972Mots-clés :
Alexandria, Egito, Ptolomeus, Período helenísticoRésumé
A expansão romana pelo Mediterrâneo Oriental foi um processo complexo, envolvendo diplomacia, alianças e conflitos com antigos reinos estabelecidos em uma região de enorme diversidade cultural e resultou na gradual absorção desses territórios sob o controle direto de Roma. O Egito ptolomaico foi o último grande reino helenístico conquistado e seu processo de anexação foi adiado em virtude de seu valor diferenciado para Roma, em vários aspectos. A literatura greco-romana pontua alguns momentos da vivência da dinastia ptolomaica, principalmente as ocasiões de contatos e tensões com Roma. A intenção desse artigo é avaliar como tais fontes representam a sucessão dos Ptolomeus, de forma a ressaltar o “caos” interno da dinastia, ao mesmo tempo em que justificariam a necessidade da instalação da “ordem” romana na região.Téléchargements
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