"A conference on the topic of 'Provincial clientelae in the Roman Empire : a reconsideration' was held at the University of Zaragoza (Spain) on 14-15 March 2013. This book collects the contributions presented at the conference."--Page [11]. Includes bibliographical references (pages [337]-363) and indexes.
Contents:
Foreign clientelae revisited: a methodological critique / Francisco Pina Polo -- Decline and glorification: patron-client relationships in the Roman Republic / Angela Ganter -- Beyond 'foreign clienteles' and 'foreign clans'. Some remarks on the intermarriage between Roman and Italian elites / Hans Beck -- Italians in Badian's Foreign Clientelae / Fernando Wulff Alonso -- The Etruscan and Italic clientelae of Scipio Africanus Maior (Livy 28.45) - a fiction? / Wolfgang Blösel -- Client relationships and the diffusion of Roman names in Hispania. A critical review / Estela García Fernández -- Foreign cities. Institutional aspects of the Roman expansion in the Iberian Peninsula (218-133 B.C.) / Enrique García Riaza -- The Hospitium Publicum of Gades and Cornelius Balbus / Francisco Beltrán Lloris -- Foreign clientelae, la Gaule méridonale: un modèle d' intégration? / Michel Christol -- Le gouverneur et les clientèles provinciales: la province romaine d'Afrique de sa création à Auguste (146 av. J.-C. - 14 ap. J.-C.) / Frédéric Hurlet -- L'apport de la documentation numismatique à l'étude des foreign clientelae: le cas de Juba II de Maurétanie / Arnaud Suspène -- Beyond clientela: the instrumentality of amicitia in the Greek east / Michael Snowdon -- Nabis, Flamininus, and the amicitia between Rome and Sparta / Paul Burton -- Von personaler Anbindung zu territorialer Organisation? Dynamiken römischer Reichsbildung und die Provinzialisierung Zyperns (58 v. Chr.) -- Reconsidering foreign clientelae as a source of status in the city of Rome during the late Roman Republic / Cristina Rosillo-López -- Auxilia and clienteale: military service and foreign clienteale reconsidered / Jonathan R.W. Prag -- From patronus to pater: the changing role of patronage in the period of transition from Pompey to Augustus / Martin Jehne -- Change and decline in civic patronage of the High Empire / Claude Eilers.
Series:
Alte Geschichte Historia. Einzelschriften, 0341-0056 ; Band 238
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