O 'Moretum', a escravidão e o Principado
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https://doi.org/10.17648/rom.v0i4.9203Mots-clés :
Moretum, Escravidão, PrincipadoRésumé
Este artigo centra-se no poema Moretum, da Appendix Vergiliana. Os estudos sobre essa obra em geral priorizam aspectos de ordem literária, buscando qualificar seu estilo e relações com o gênero épico. Meu propósito é analisar o poema como um componente nas discussões sobre a escravidão no Alto Império Romano, que, por sua vez, se situam no contexto das tensões entre imperador e aristocratas quando da instalação do Principado.Téléchargements
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