Morality Flashcards

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Augustus’ citizenship laws?

A

harsh with provision of citizenship - wanted to keep rome pure
-SUET

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Augustus’ laws on manumission?

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made it more difficult for slaves to be manumitted and for libertas to become citizens
-SUET

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Augustus and adultery

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passed laws prohibiting it but was guilty of it himself

-SUET

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Augustus’ laws on dress code

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re inforced the wearing of togas - couldn’t enter forum if not in toga
-SUET

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Augustus’ order of seating at the games?

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  • senators at front, slaves and women at back

- SUET

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Song about Augustus’ laws praised what? what was the reality?

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marriage laws (papia poppea)  -HORACE
the laws were ineffective -TACITUS
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letters between Tiberius and the aediles

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aediles expressed concern at immorality, Tiberius responded saying Augutus’ laws were forgotten and to ignore the ‘trivial’ problem
-TACITUS

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perception on standards of morality during Augustus’ reign?

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morality getting worse - people becoming indulgent

-LIVY

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9
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View on the mob and the games

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mob makes you forget your morals, games are ‘murder pure and simple’
-SENECA

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Vespasian’s laws on women and slaves

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if a women involved herself with another mans slave, she should be treated as one herself
-SUETONIUS

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what did Vespasian bring to Rome?

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return to the ways of Augustus after years of immorality

-SUETONIUS

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what is claudius accused of?

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punishing people on false charges and killing 35 senators

-SUETONIUS

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How did Nero encourage immorality?

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encouragement of games, acting etc. - led youth to be interested in trivial things
-TACITUS

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Quote from _____ about Nero’s rule

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all which could suffer or produce corruption could be seen at Rome
-TACITUS

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15
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Views on women from source

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they induce corruption

-JUVENAL

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16
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view on effects of peace?

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people were more moral in times of unrest -> with peace comes immorality
-JUVENAL

17
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morality under Domitian?

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made huge efforts to police immorality
officials were the most just under his rule
-SUETONIUS

18
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Lex Scantinia

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sex crimes