The new inscription of the Fasti of Privernum mentions both Caesar’s dictatura perpetua in 44 BC and Lepidus’s office of magister equitum perpetuus . The epigraph allows to reconsider the thesis according to which Caesar wanted a dictatorship for life, or a Hellenistic monarchy, since perpetuus may also mean ‘in power until the end of Parthian war’.
Dictator o tyrannus? Propaganda in figura, in un denario di Bruto
O. Licandro
2022-01-01
Abstract
The new inscription of the Fasti of Privernum mentions both Caesar’s dictatura perpetua in 44 BC and Lepidus’s office of magister equitum perpetuus . The epigraph allows to reconsider the thesis according to which Caesar wanted a dictatorship for life, or a Hellenistic monarchy, since perpetuus may also mean ‘in power until the end of Parthian war’.File in questo prodotto:
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