Princes and Political Cultures: The New Tiberian Senatorial Decrees

Princes and Political Cultures

Princes and Political Cultures The New Tiberian Senatorial Decrees

G R E G R OW E

Ann Arbor

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No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, or otherwise, without the written permission of the publisher. A CIP catalog record for this book is available from the British Library. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Rowe, Greg, 1966– Princes and political cultures : the new Tiberian senatorial decrees / Greg Rowe. p. cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN 0-472-11230-9 (cloth : alk. paper) 1. Rome—Politics and government—30 B .C .–68 A .D .—Sources. 2. Political culture—Rome—History—Sources. I. Title. JC89 .R69 2002 937⬘.07—dc21 2002067103

For Lee Rowe and Wanda Taylor

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gratefully acknowledge the financial assistance that I received from Queen’s College and the Craven Committee, Oxford, and the Istituto Svizzero, Rome. It has been a pleasure to work with Ellen Bauerle, Collin Ganio, Christina Milton, Rebecca Scott, and Jennifer Wisinski at the University of Michigan Press. For access to documents and for guidance of all sorts I thank Cliff Ando, Amanda Claridge, Mireille Corbier, Werner Eck, Adalberto Giovannini, Andrew Lintott, John Ma, Fergus Millar, Anne-France Morand, Mark Pobjoy, David Potter, John Rea, Matt Rowe, the University of Michigan Press’s anonymous reader, and especially Ittai Gradel and Barbara Levick.

Contents

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Introduction ON E

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The Senate TWO

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The Equestrian Order THREE

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The Urban Plebs F OU R

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Pisae and Other Citizen Communities FIVE

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Mytilene and Other Greek Cities

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The Army

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Conclusion: One Political Culture, One Ideology

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Appendix: Memento of the Princes’ Personal Statuses

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Works Cited

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Index

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Acknowledgments

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gratefully acknowledge the financial assistance that I received from Queen’s College and the Craven Committee, Oxford, and the Istituto Svizzero, Rome. It has been a pleasure to work with Ellen Bauerle, Collin Ganio, Christina Milton, Rebecca Scott, and Jennifer Wisinski at the University of Michigan Press. For access to documents and for guidance of all sorts I thank Cliff Ando, Amanda Claridge, Mireille Corbier, Werner Eck, Adalberto Giovannini, Andrew Lintott, John Ma, Fergus Millar, Anne-France Morand, Mark Pobjoy, David Potter, John Rea, Matt Rowe, the University of Michigan Press’s anonymous reader, and especially Ittai Gradel and Barbara Levick.

Contents

1

Introduction ON E

41

The Senate TWO

67

The Equestrian Order THREE

85

The Urban Plebs F OU R

102

Pisae and Other Citizen Communities FIVE

124

Mytilene and Other Greek Cities

154

The Army

173

Conclusion: One Political Culture, One Ideology

177

Appendix: Memento of the Princes’ Personal Statuses

181

Works Cited

189

Index

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