Commodus and Fortuna Manens (original) (raw)
A Horse called Belisarius
Peter Mason
History Workshop Journal, 1999
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The Portrait of Commodus in Herodian's History as (1,7,5-6) as the Source of Pionius' post mortem Description in Martyrium Pionii (22,2-4) [in:] Vigiliae Christianae 62 (2008), pp. 35–42
Jan M Kozlowski
2008
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The Emperor, the Coin, the Soldiers, Herodian’s World. Empire and emperors in the III Century, ed. by A. Galimberti, Leiden-Boston 2022, pp. 241-260
Pierfrancesco Porena
2022
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The Horse, the Theology of Victory, and the Roman Emperors of the 4th century CE
Tiphaine MOREAU
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Commodus, Phaethon, and Ovid?
David Woods
Numismatic Chronicle 180, 2020
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Mehmed the Conqueror and the Equestrian Statue of the Augustaion
Julian Raby
1987
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"The Budapest Horse and Its Rider: Between Antique Coin and Raphael Fresco", in Zoltán Kárpáti (ed.), Leonardo da Vinci: The Budapest Horse and Rider, Budapest, Museum of Fine Arts, 2018, pp. 117-129.
Philippe Sénéchal
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Personalized victory on coins: The Year of the Four Emperors – Greek Imperial issues
Yannis Stoyas
N. Holmes (ed.), Proceedings of the XIVth International Numismatic Congress – Glasgow 2009, Glasgow 2011, Vol. I, 1067–1072., 2011
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Was Commodus Really That Bad?
Eleonora Cavallini
The Fall of the Roman Empire, 2009
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Commodus' Court: Conspiracy and Consequences
Paul Jarvis
Ancient History Bulletin 37.1-2, 53-79 , 2023
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The Significance of the Military Representations of Caracalla upon the Coinage of his Sole Reign (212-217 CE) .pdf
Charlotte Mann
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The counterfeit and fake emperor – procopius in the res gestae of Ammianus Marcellinus
Anna Mleczek
Classica Cracoviensia, 2015
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Faces of Power: Imperial Portraiture on Roman Coins
Michael Turner FSA FLS
2007
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Too Many Horses: A Dedication by Alcibiades Revisited
Angeliki Kosmopoulou
Les hippodromes et les concours hippiques dans la Grece antique, Moretti, J.-C. Valavanis, P, .eds, BCH Supplement 62, 2020
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Emperors and Emperorship in Late Antiquity Images and Narratives Edited by Contents
María Pilar García-Ruiz
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The Bronze Horseman of Justinian in Constantinople
Sarah Bassett
2021
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Krinagoras and Imperial Glory: An Interplay Between Irony, Mockery, and Flattery
Giorgos Mitropoulos
Pnyx, 2023
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The emperor as living image in Late Antique authors
valerio neri
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Fortuna: Deity and Concept in Archaic and Republican Italy. By Daniele Miano. Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press, 2018. Pp. [xiv] + 242
Lora Holland Goldthwaite
Classical Philology, 2020
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Marcia, Commodus' 'Christian' Concubine and CIL X 5918. Tyche: Beiträge zur Alten Geschichte Papyrologie und Epigraphik 31 (2016): 135-147, pl. 19.
Michael Flexsenhar III
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Speaking For and Against the Imperial Portrait Statue in Late Antiquity: Libanius's Orations 19-22 and John Chrysostom’s Homilies on the Statues (387 C.E.)
Sean Leatherbury
Journal of Early Christian Studies 31, 4 (Winter 2023), 2023
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Heads on Stakes and Rebels on Donkeys. The use of public parades for the punishment of usurpers in Byzantium (c. 900–1200), in: Porphyra Dec. 2015, 12-20.
Dominik Heher
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Melqart, Hercules Gaditanus and Híppos of Hadrian Aurei
Bartolomé Mora-Serrano
Rivista di Studi Fenici L, 2022
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Scepticism at the Birth of Satire: Carneades in Lucilius' Concilium deorum
Ian Goh
Classical Quarterly, 2018
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Bad Emperors on the Rise: Negative Assessments of Imperial Investitures, AD 284-395
Martijn Icks
2012
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