modern scholarship Flashcards

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what does JA rothchild say about male athenians and their voting?

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“only adult male athenian citizens who had completed their military training as ephebes had the right to vote in athens.”

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what does JA Rothchild say about the percentage of population that participated in the government

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“the percentage of the population that actually participated in the government was 10%-20% of the total number of inhabitants, but this is varied from 5bc-4bc”

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what did Emile Stocquart say about women’s independence in a sine relationship [1907]

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a sine marriage “leads to a wife being entirely independent of her husband…the only tie between both parties in cohabitation”

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what does catherine Edwards say are shameful jobs

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actors, gladiators and prostitutes in ancient rome were symbols of the shameful

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what does Edwards say an infamia is

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those who followed professions associated with public performance and prostitution were utterly devoid of honour

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what does edwards say about selling their own flesh

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the infamous sold their own flesh

they provide sex violence and laughter for the pleasure of the public

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what does tacitus say about augustus’ attitude towards adultery

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both of them augustus banished from rome and he punished their lovers with death or exile. indeed in giving what was a common fault the serious title of ‘religious blasphemy’ and ‘treason’ he went beyond the forebearance of our ancestors and even beyond his own laws

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what does robert osborne say about greek views on women

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but there was an inconsistency about men’s depictions of women. on the one hand they were seen as all-embracing, archetypal source and providers of life; on the other as she-monsters of outrageous and devilish cunning

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what does Reeve say in his introduction to ‘Plato on love’ about relevance to the context of the time

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the erotic world of plato’s dialogues in in part, of course, just that of his society

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what does campbell say about stoicism it’s failures and senecas letters success

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“despite its wide acceptance in educated circle early stoicism had a forbidding aspect which went far to explain its failure to influence the masses…senecas letters and essays show a stoicism more closely reconciled with the facts and frailty of human nature”

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what does anna motto say about true love and friendships

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“true love is in many ways analogous to the idea of friendship: both arise from mutual genuine affection; neither is propelled by any ulterior motive stemming from greed proffer or renown”

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