Keyphrases
1st Millennium BC
17%
2nd Century
44%
6th Century
17%
Adornment
16%
American Scholar
16%
Ancient Societies
11%
Ancient Sources
11%
Ancient Texts
11%
Assassins
11%
Augustus
66%
Brutus
11%
Capitoline
33%
City of Rome
16%
Classicism
17%
Claudius
33%
Companion Volume
11%
Concept of Law
16%
Consilium
33%
Consul
11%
Contio
33%
Croesus
33%
Damnatio Memoriae
33%
Daphnis
33%
Detailed Reconstruction
11%
Disgrace
33%
Dissension
16%
Domestic Context
11%
Epilogue
33%
Esse
16%
Etruscan
8%
European Canadians
11%
European Culture
11%
Family Council
22%
Family Setting
33%
First Emergence
11%
First Emperor
16%
Full Flowering
11%
Germanicus
25%
Herodotus
33%
IdeS
11%
Imperial Period
11%
Internal Politics
16%
International Capital
11%
LARES
33%
Latin Literature
16%
Legion
8%
Literary Culture
16%
Literary Genre
11%
Literary Text
11%
Luxury Market
11%
Magistrates
11%
Maiestas
8%
Marcellus
33%
Mediterranean World
11%
Memory-making
11%
Military Transformation
16%
Mos Maiorum
16%
Mutilation
11%
Officeholding
8%
Person Identity
16%
Piso
33%
Political Class
8%
Political Conversation
33%
Political Initiative
11%
Praetorium
11%
Prepared Speech
11%
Prose Literature
11%
Public Inscriptions
11%
Republican Government
11%
Republican Period
35%
Republican Rome
66%
Republicanism
17%
Roman
13%
Roman Civilization
16%
Roman Culture
11%
Roman Historians
11%
Roman History
17%
Roman Political Culture
33%
Roman Republic
66%
Roman Republicanism
17%
Roman Senate
11%
Roman Triumph
66%
Rural Voters
11%
Servitude
11%
Shrines
33%
Special Occasion
16%
Spolia
33%
Sulla
13%
Sulpicia
33%
Text Types
11%
Theatrical
16%
Tiberius
66%
Tiberius Gracchus
33%
Treason
8%
Tribunate
33%
Ultimate Failure
17%
Visual Culture
16%
Western History
17%
Winter Quarters
8%
Writing Genres
11%
Arts and Humanities
1st century BC
15%
2nd century BC
16%
Adornment
11%
Altar
33%
Ambition
27%
Archaeological Evidence
6%
Archaic
23%
Banquet
6%
Cambridge Companion
33%
Central Italy
11%
Chronology
6%
Commonwealth
8%
Consuls
11%
Contio
33%
Croesus
33%
Cult Site
6%
Cultural Change
11%
Cultural Interaction
16%
Damnatio
33%
Dedication
6%
dictum
6%
Disgrace
33%
Empire
33%
era
6%
Ethos
11%
European Culture
11%
First Emperor
11%
Founding Father
8%
Germanicus
33%
Hearth
6%
Herodotus
33%
Historical Periods
11%
Historical Study
6%
Inpainting
6%
Latin (Language)
8%
Latin Literature
11%
Leaders
11%
Literary genres
11%
Literary text
16%
Magistrates
11%
Material Evidence
16%
Mediterranean
11%
Mediterranean world
16%
Military Change
11%
Mutilation
16%
Oblivion
33%
Political Culture
11%
Political System
16%
Renaissance
6%
Republican
60%
Republican Rome
33%
Republicanism
30%
Roman citizens
8%
Roman culture
11%
Roman Historian
11%
Roman History
40%
Roman religion
6%
Roman Republic
100%
Roman Senate
11%
Rome
11%
Rumor
11%
Scholars
11%
Servitude
33%
Spolia
33%
Sulpicia
33%
Syria
11%
Temple
33%
Tradition
6%
Treason
11%
triumph
33%
verdict
11%
Visual Culture
27%
Weakness
6%
Social Sciences
Administrative Structure
33%
Bibliographies
16%
Courts
16%
Eighteenth Century
16%
Form of Government
16%
Historical Study
33%
Internal Politics
16%
Italy
16%
Latin
33%
London
16%
Material Culture
16%
Political Culture
50%
Political Opinion
16%
Political Systems
16%
Politics
16%
Renaissance
16%
Republicanism
66%
Rhetoric
33%
Roman History
83%
Small Town
16%
Social Contract
33%
Visual Culture
33%
