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In terms of its content and its symbolic significance the theatre reform can be fitted into the moral legislation of Augustus not only on the chronological level.37 Zanker speaks of the self- confidence , ' ja fast Naivität ' with which ...
In terms of its content and its symbolic significance the theatre reform can be fitted into the moral legislation of Augustus not only on the chronological level.37 Zanker speaks of the self- confidence , ' ja fast Naivität ' with which ...
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135ff . its benefits are described in detail in contrast to the theatre ( Ars 1 . 89-134 ) . The arrangements for the circus seem to have held good also at naumachiae ( Ars 1 . 171ff . ) . Juvenal too alludes to the fact that the circus ...
135ff . its benefits are described in detail in contrast to the theatre ( Ars 1 . 89-134 ) . The arrangements for the circus seem to have held good also at naumachiae ( Ars 1 . 171ff . ) . Juvenal too alludes to the fact that the circus ...
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other hand the stone theatre of Pompey was not built until 55 B. C. , the amphitheatre only under Augustus . So the theatre , which normally had its statues of the emperors and often even a special shrine for the princeps , became a ...
other hand the stone theatre of Pompey was not built until 55 B. C. , the amphitheatre only under Augustus . So the theatre , which normally had its statues of the emperors and often even a special shrine for the princeps , became a ...
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