Introduction / Jeffrey Murray -- Architecture and order. "Not putting Roman history in order?" : regal, republican and imperial boundaries / David Wardle -- And now for something completely different ... / Sarah Lawrence -- Roman history. Coriolanus...
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Historisches Seminar, Abteilung für Alte Geschichte, Bibliothek
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Introduction / Jeffrey Murray -- Architecture and order. "Not putting Roman history in order?" : regal, republican and imperial boundaries / David Wardle -- And now for something completely different ... / Sarah Lawrence -- Roman history. Coriolanus as an exemplar in Valerius Maximus / John Atkinson -- Boundary issues : Valerius Maximus on Rome's Italian allies / Roman Roth -- "Others took money from that victory, but he took the glory" : spoils of war in the Facta et dicta memorabilia / Simon Lentzsch -- Forgetting Germanicus : reading Valerius Maximus through Tacitus' Tiberian books / Alain Gowing -- Values. Valerius Maximus' engagement with Cicero's Tusculan disputations on virtue and the endurance of pain, in 3.3 De patientia / Rebecca Langlands -- Amicitia and the politics of friendship in Valerius Maximus / George Baroud -- Valerius Maximus on vice / Jeffrey Murray -- Efficacior pictura : morality and the arts in Valerius Maximus / Emma Brobeck -- Reception and tradition. Valerius Maximus' Facta et dicta memorabilia and the Roman biographical tradition / Diederik Burgersdijk -- Preaching ancient history : Valerius Maximus and his manuscript reception / Kyle Conrau-Lewis. "Long regarded as a sycophantic producer of overblown moral platitudes, Valerius Maximus emerges from a series of studies as an independent thinker capable of challenging his readers through the material he has collected: he makes them think about real moral dilemmas and grants to non-Roman societies a remarkable equivalence to Rome. Through his silences as much as his sermons he decodes the value- and political-system of his day. Valerius is talented as a reader of others and himself was read appreciatively in the Later Empire and even more so by Christians in Medieval Europe. Contributors are John Atkinson, George Baroud, Emma Brobeck, Diederik Burgersdijk, Kyle Conrau-Lewis, Alain M. Gowing, Rebecca Langlands, Sarah Lawrence, Simon Lentzsch, Jeffrey Murray, Roman Roth, David Wardle"--
