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The Roman nobility

Gelzer, Matthias, 1886-1974., Gelzer, Matthias, 1886-1974. Nobility of the Roman Republic., Gelzer, Matthias, 1886-1974. Nobility of the principate.

Year: 1969.

Publisher: Basil Blackwell.

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Frontmatter

Preface by Matthias Gelzer

Abbreviations

Introduction

The Nobility of the Roman Republic PREFATORY NOTE

I Eligibility for Office and Nobility

1. THE EQUESTRIAN ORDER

2. THE SENATORIAL ORDER

3. NOBILITY

4. CLARISSIMI

5. PRINCIPES CIVITATIS

6. ANTIQUITY OF THE CONCEPT OF NOBILITY

7. THE PREDOMINANCE OF THE NOBILITY

CONCLUSION

II The Social Foundations of the Predominance of the Nobility

1. ELECTIONS IN THE LATE REPUBLIC

2. RELATIONSHIPS BASED ON PERSONAL CONNECTION AND RELATIONSHIPS BASED ON FIDES

3. PATRONAGE IN THE COURTS

4. PATRONAGE OVER COMMUNITIES

5. POLITICAL FRIENDSHIP

6. FINANCIAL OBLIGATION

7. FACTIONS

8. THE HELLENISTIC INFLUENCE IN POLITICS

CONCLUSION

The Nobility of the Principate

Subject Index

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Title:

The Roman nobility : Matthias Gelzer ; translated with an introduction by Robin Seager.

Author:

Gelzer, Matthias, 1886-1974; Gelzer, Matthias, 1886-1974. Nobility of the Roman Republic; Gelzer, Matthias, 1886-1974. Nobility of the principate

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The Roman nobility : Matthias Gelzer ; translated with an introduction by Robin Seager.
Gelzer, Matthias, 1886-1974, Gelzer, Matthias, 1886-1974. Nobility of the Roman Republic, Gelzer, Matthias, 1886-1974. Nobility of the principate
Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1969.

URL:

http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.01446

Subject Headings:

• Aristocracy (Social class) -- Rome
• Nobility -- Rome

Notes:

• Translation of Die Nobilität der römischen Republik and Die Nobilität der Kaiserzeit.
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