Written Evidence Flashcards

1
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Horace 1.28 - Odes

How complete burial?

Cicero

Consequences

A

Not complete until earth thrown upon remains

OR

Cicero - until it ‘’does not have sacred character’’ (even if in hurry)

Can be haunted otherwise

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Horace - 1.28 - Odes

What does it seem to be?

Consequences

BUT if you do it

A

Ominous warning

Children etc.

@hands gods - theyll protect you

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Ovid 4.446 - Metamorphoses

What does he take/draw on?

Similair whats different?

A

Virgil’s description of the underworld - replace fields with city.

‘’Castle’’/‘’palace’’ - basis very similair but different ideas on what should look like

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Ovid 4.446 - Metamorphoses

What does Ovid’s seem to be?

A

Similair to life on earth

Very Roman - Roman city ‘’Forum’’

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5
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Memorial to Turia

What is it?

Significance

A

A large memorial to his wife
|_> potentially a real life written laudatio

Anonymous Roman

Sheer size conveys importance (expensive stone)

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Memorial to Turia

Who memorialised?

Why is this different?

Example

A

Not the man

Turia and her family

Normally a male display of own greatness

Tomb of Caecelia Metella (30-20BC)
|_> Crassus conveying wealth

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7
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Memorial to Turia

Where do we see such memorials?

Why is this one important then?

A

Via Appia (way in and out of Rome)

Size reason to stop and look
|_> even if illiterate size of name and length of piece conveys greatness.

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Cicero 2.56 - On Laws

Key facts for why Sulla wanted body cremated (1st in Cornelian line)

Why not in city?

Whats sensed?

A

He dusinterred Manus’ body (wanted to avoid)

Pollution

Fire

Tradition being left behind eg. Isola Sacra etc.

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Ovid 2.533 - Fasti

What about?

How long?

When start?

What for?

A

Parentalia

9 days

Feb 13th

Remember family ancestors
|_> about piety and purity

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Ovid 2.533 - Fasti

What cant you do?

Why?

How old?

A

Neglect
|_> eg. During long war

Girls marry

Real life consequences

Since start of Roman Republic - Aeneas brought it from Latinus.

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Ovid 2.533 - Fasti

Significance of women?

What do?

Seen where else?

A

Key as bear children
|_> key to proceedings

Give libation, drink rest (old woman leaves drunk)

Seen with Patronius’ Satyricon
|_> give half drink half

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Ovid 2.533 - Fasti

How important?

A

Massively
|_> consequences

Felteia ‘’the women may celebrate the parentalia by puttinf roses on my tomb’’
|_> money left to ensure possible

Another enough so 12 men can feast

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13
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Ovid 2.533 - Fasti

Festival comparison

What both have?

A

Lemuria - family spirits summoned

Parentalia - fear of the spirits (seek to keep below)

Both have beans, no weddings, ancestors

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14
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Josephus 7.8

Who?

How portrayed?

Religious comparison/difference

A

Jewish writer

Not massively well - ‘’demonic fury’’

Illegal for soldiers, slaves, capital criminals to commit suicide.
|_> if normal citizen wanted to were judged by senate - if deemed okay given Hemlock (poison)

Jewish it is wrong ‘’impiety towards the God who created us’’

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Josephus 7.8

3 reasons for the suicide

A

God
|_> serve noone but god himself

Family
|_> children slaves, wives raped

Honour/Freedom
|> self-determination
|
> leave provisions to show doen on purpose
|_> ‘’immortality of the soul’’ (‘’life a calamity to men’’) - death the main event eg. Virgil Aenied.

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16
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Josephus 7.8

How actions affect Roman people?

A

For their benefit?
|> ‘’let us leave them an example’’
|
> ‘’admiration of our bravery’’

Martyrdom!