雅典娜向罗马吐血，维多利亚逃离敌人:早期元首制的预兆和身份

IF 0.1 4区历史学 0 CLASSICS

GREECE & ROME Pub Date : 2023-09-12 DOI:10.1017/s0017383523000013

Alex A. Antoniou

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尽管在二手文献中，早期的帝国预兆在很大程度上被忽视了，但对此类事件的报道需要越来越多的学术关注。本文认为，对早期帝国的征兆报告进行解码，可以让我们对这一时期身份谈判的关键时刻有基本的了解。本文将主要关注两个这样的报道，雅典和卡莫洛杜姆报道的神的不满的迹象。本文认为，在这些报告中，我们可以看到在本地、跨地方和全球层面上的身份创造和重新定义的复杂和有争议的问题。

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ATHENA SPITS BLOOD AT ROME, VICTORIA FLEES FROM THE ENEMY: PORTENTA AND IDENTITY IN THE EARLY PRINCIPATE

Despite early imperial portenta being largely ignored in secondary literature, the reports of such incidents demand increased scholarly attention. This paper contends that decoding reports of portents from the early empire can give us fundamental insights into key moments of identity negotiation in this period. This paper will primarily focus on two such reports, signs of divine displeasure reported in Athens and in Camulodunum. This paper contends that within such reports we can glimpse complex and contested issues of identity creation and redefinition at intra-local, trans-local, and global levels.

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