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CLAS 3010 Lecture Notes - Curule Seat, Equites, Quaestor

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University of Guelph
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Classical Studies
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CLAS 3010
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Andrew Sherwood

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Fabius ii 471 sacrosanctitas (body cannot be harmed) If trained properly can interpret will of the gods. Have to have imperium or tribune of plebs to call an assembly. Adherence to authority, individual surrenders power to the leader (group mentality) Works at all levels family (father) state (senate) Traditionalism, mos maiorum, always looking back for how things will affect the future. Male orientation in society, but position of females in roman world greater than in. Group identity, duty of an individual for betterment of romans state. Auger can dismiss the assembly, do not need imperium to do that. Di parentes goes back three generations, manes = belief in spirit of ancestors. Important for remembered deeds of ancestors (ancestor worship) Roman history first started to be written down in 212, passed down before through oral tradition. In terms of character, attachment to land always important to republic. Attachment to land leads to peasant values always admired.

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