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as , in Imperial Rome: The , Reliefby workers in imitation of the upper classes. Through a close-reading of one monument, the so-called . relief, this chapter instead proposes that many examples of Roman labor art should be understood as expressing an epistemic alternative to the hierarchical status model most clearly expressed by Ci

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Two Ex-Slaves of Cicero: Tiro and Chrysippus Beyond Reachind in Patras to recover. The second was Chrysippus, a literary worker who was tasked with looking after Cicero’s son, but left the position without letting Cicero know. While Cicero’s reactions to the missing freedmen were very different, I argue that these situations should be examined together: t

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Libitina’s Laborers: , and the Origins of the Roman Funerary Tradeo feature of her work has excited more curiosity than her song, the .. Notable already to Aristotle, the . and her . were obscure and a matter of speculation to Roman antiquarians by the end of the second century BCE. In this paper I attempt to unravel the early history of the . by tracing the decli

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The Vergilian Work of LifeThis chapter considers how this elision of working and living operates in Vergil’s depiction of his own writerly life in . and how, in turn, this depiction is received in ancient and early modern . of Vergil. Such a study reveals that the tradition of Vergilian .?deploys a sophisticated conceptualiz

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Book 2024avigating, transforming, and transcending the systems and structures around them. Taking advantage of the broad applicability of notions of work and labor to human?lives?at every rung of Roman society, the volume also offers numerous overlapping frameworks for thinking comparatively between many dif

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