New Men in the Roman Senate, 139 B.c.-a.d. 14
Timothy P. Wiseman
ABBREVIATIONpage xi
INTRODUCTIONpage 1
2. MUNICIPALIS ORIGO
page 13
I. The citizenship
page 13
II. Provincial senators
page 19
III. Non-constitutional factors
page 24
3. EX MUNICIPIIS NECESSARII
page 33
I. Hosts and guests
page 33
II. Patrons and clients
page 38
III. Neighbours and friends
page 47
IV. Wives and in-laws
page 53
4. OBSCURO LOCO NATUS
page 65
I. The moneyed class and its subdivisions
page 65
II. The new rich
page 70
III. Artes inhonestae
page 77
IV. The ordo decurionum
page 89
5. QUIBUS PATET CURIA
page 95
I. The principle of popular choice
page 95
II. The new man's electoral disadvantages
page 100
III. The ideology of novitas
page 107
IV. Qualifications for office
page 116
V. The comitia
page 123
VI. Canvassing the tribes
page 130
6. HOMO NOVUS PARVUSQUE SENATOR
page 143
I. Pre-senatorial positions
page 143
II. The cursus honorum
page 153
III. Priests and patricians
page 169
IV. The new man's means of advancement
page 173
APPENDIX I. CHRONOLOGICAL INDEX OF NEW MEN
page 182
APPENDIX II. ORIGINS OF NEW MEN
page 184
APPENDIX III. ESTATES OF ROMAN SENATORS IN ITALY
page 191
APPENDIX IV. BUSINESS INTERESTS OF SENATORIAL FAMILIES
page 197
APPENDIX V. CONSULAR NOVI
page 203
APPENDIX VI. CONSULAR MONEYERS
page 204
PROSOPOGRAPHY
page 205
Foreword
page 205
LIST OF SENATORS
page 209
SUPPLEMENTARY LIST
page 279
BIBLIOGRAPHY
page 284
INDEX
page 295
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Year:
1971
Publisher:
Acls History E-Book Project
Language:
english
Pages:
340
ISBN 10:
1597402249
ISBN 13:
9781597402248
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