Death in ancient Rome / Catharine Edwards

This study explores the cultural significance of death in Roman history and literature, examining how the manner of passing reflected personal character. It analyses accounts of suicides, executions, and martyrdoms in classical and early Christian sources.

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vernon_accession 7973
vernon_id 11770
vernon_slug death-in-ancient-rome-catharine-edwards
vernon_authors Catharine Edwards
vernon_tags Religions, Religion, History, Persons, Mythology, Christianity, Death, Life, Symbolism, Rome -- Civilisation, Employees, Rome -- History, Athletes, Sports personnel, Grief, Bereavement, Philosophy, Ancient, Death -- Social aspects, Death -- Religious aspects, Civilisation, Ancient, Death -- Symbolic aspects, Martyrdom, Gladiators, Stoics
vernon_production_date 2007
vernon_brief_description Catharine Edwards draws on the many varied accounts of death in the writings of Roman historians, poets and philosophers, including Cicero, Lucretius, Virgil, Seneca, Petronius, Tacitus, Tertullian and Augustine, to investigate the complex significance of dying in the Roman world. -- Publisher's description.
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vernon_isbn_issn 9780300112085
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