CLST 101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Latin, Homicide, Augustus

• School: Queen's University
• Department: Classical Studies
• Course: CLST 101
• Professor: Christina Zaccagnino

Document Summary

Not homogeneity; areas that were more romanized than others, not romanized in the same way, didn"t go just in one way. Architecture/urbanization was very important for romanization, all cities started to have buildings for assembly, local officials and the forum. Possible to have office in rome, very proud that they were able to gain consulship candidate in the area, first time candidate to have potential to gain consulship, supported by community in order to promote that area. People started moving from different areas of the empire to very far areas. Lucius cornelius sulla: fought during the social war, well known for being very brave and cruel and was excellent general, after war, wanted power. 2nd march on rome, sulla was made dictator, but he was appointed for a year, he also started to modify political institution, reduced number of members of the senate, also granted his soldiers with land which was confiscated in.