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Dallies, Marie. "La formation intellectuelle de l'élite à Rome et en Occident (Ier-IIIe siècles apr. J.-C.) : représentations et réalités". Thesis, Lyon 3, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013LYO30058.
Texto completoThe political and intellectual upheavals caused by the advent of Augustus’ Principate result, in the Early Empire, in a new definition of the aims and functions assigned to the intellectual training of the Roman and Western elite. The development of judiciary and epidictic eloquence at the expense of political eloquence modifies traditional rhetorical teaching whereas philosophical learning is gaining importance within society thus favouring the teaching itself of philosophy. These changes bring several 100 and 200 A.D. authors to reflect upon the way of improving rhetorical and philosophical teaching. Meanwhile various initiatives are taken to spread these forms of knowledge throughout the Empire. By focusing on those who are in charge of the educational system – teachers and students – our research offers to examine how intellectual training develops in the Latin speaking regions in the Early Empire and to draw a map of rhetorical and philosophical teaching while getting to know these characters concretely through the study of their geographical and social backgrounds together with their mobility. Such realistic aspect goes with a survey of the representations of the two groups in imperial literature. Emphasis is laid in particular on the question of the education of the future emperors the documentation of whose lives is rich in order to examine whether the description of their education is altered by the memory that remains of their reign
Zammit-Popescu, Cécile. "Le prince prêtre sous le Haut-Empire". Paris 4, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA040184.
Texto completoWolff, Catherine. "Les brigands en Orient sous le haut-Empire romain". Lyon 3, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996LYO31010.
Texto completoCreuset, Christophe. "La logistique de l'armée romaine sous le Haut-Empire". Paris, EPHE, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004EPHEA003.
Texto completoTarel, Philippe. "Défense et sécurité des cités de l'occident romain sous le Haut-Empire". Paris 1, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA010644.
Texto completoMeens, Landry. "Les officiers de la garnison de Rome sous le Haut-Empire". Paris 4, 2008. http://www.theses.paris-sorbonne.fr/these.meens.pdf.
Texto completoThat study is devoted to the officers (tribunes belonging to the equester ordo) of four units of the Roman garrison under the Principate : the vigiles (firemen during the day and city police at night), the urbaniciani (daylight city police), the equites singulares Augusti (the Emperor's horse guards) and the praetorian guard (the Emperor's personal guard). The subject is dealt with as follows : to start with the geographical recruitment, then the social recruitment, as well as the career leading those militaries to tribunates. The second part deals with what constitutes the specificity of those tribunes : their officer' role, then the hierarchical relationships they had with their superiors and their subordinates, to finish with the organization of those tribune' positions. Finally has been studied what became of those officers after their military cursus was completed : their equestrian and sometimes senatorial careers, the position those officers had in their cities once their service devoted to the Emperor had come to an end, and finally the social influence that their access to tribunates (and therefore to the ordo equester) may have had on their families and descendants
Lazurca, Marius. "L'anthropologie du corps dans le monde romain sous le Haut-Empire". Lille : Atelier national de reproduction des thèses, 2004. http://catalog.hathitrust.org/api/volumes/oclc/56552922.html.
Texto completoLazurca, Marius. "L'anthropologie du corps dans le monde romain sous le Haut-Empire". Paris 4, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA040227.
Texto completoIn this thesis, we analyse the most important meanings assumed by the human body, as they appear in the roman world of the Early Empire. Our analysis is based on the philosophical, religious, juridical and medical texts. In the period chosen for analysis, the hermeneutics of the human body is called to furnish the answers to a variety of questions, such as the definition of an ethics of power for the roman aristocracy given by the stoic philosophy, the transformation of the connubial law, or the setting up of the religious communities. Our objective is to analyse the fonction of the interpretations given to corporality within the making of these cultural phenomena of the epoch
Lachapelle, David. "Recherche sur la logistique des armées romaines sous le Haut-Empire". Thesis, Paris 4, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PA040175.
Texto completoThe roman armies of the republican era had reached a high degree of organization. With the coming of the Principate, the legions were sent on the frontiers of the empire, and their supplying had to be maintained during peacetime. This thesis tries to explain the logistical system of the roman armies under the Early Empire. To do so, the needs in food, materials and animals must be assessed. It is equally important to present the theories actually accepted, and to explain the basis on which they stand, in order to understand the biases which may have been introduced unconsciously. For the next part, the research focuses on two very different, yet complementary axes : firstly, the logistics in times of war, and secondly, the tax system. The question of the logistics in times of war, which includes the republican era, has been studied under three angles : individual supplying, supplying organized by the general, and the one organized from the capital. The understanding of these aspects is paramount to assess the importance each of those methods of supplying occupied in the bigger picture of the logistics. It will also allow to underline the circumstances surrounding some habits and the tendencies that emerge. The tax system, which is often studied too briefly by modern military historians, is however at the heart of the logistics in peacetime. Requisitions were reimbursed with tax money, the same is also true for purchases. The presence of a tax in kind could change our understanding of the system. A presentation of the organization that structured the logistics, and the infrastructures it used, follows
EL, KENTAOUI HAMADI. "L'activite evergetique en afrique romaine sous le haut- empire : etude epigraphique". Paris 1, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA010623.
Texto completoThe present work is a study of inscription-survival shawing the african's evergetic activity under the principate. It deal the private liberality offered by individuals or groups of persons in favour of the collectivity. All aspects of this activity have been seen. So, we have studied buildings, distributions in money as well as in kind and at past games and perpetual foundations
Alvarez, Melero Anthony. "Matronae equestres: la parenté féminine des chevaliers romains originaires des provinces occidentales sous le Haut-Empire romain, Ier-IIIe siècles". Doctoral thesis, Universite Libre de Bruxelles, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/2013/ULB-DIPOT:oai:dipot.ulb.ac.be:2013/210178.
Texto completoDoctorat en Histoire, art et archéologie
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Tran, Nicolas. "Les collegiati dans la société de l'Occident romain (Italie, Gaules, Germanies) : le rang social des membres d'associations sous le Haut-Empire". Paris 4, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA040286.
Texto completoFrom the first century A. D. To the middle of the third one, in the Roman West, social status was often determined by membership in a professional, cultual or funerary collegium. This dissertation investigates both statutes of members of private collegia within their communities, and within their society's hierarchical system. It shows that belonging to professional collegia created a sentiment of respectability, and that it allowed some of its members to gain much social prestige. Collegia's role in civic life largely explains why it gave such an opportunity to gain respectability and prestige. Indeed, a certain rank in the city was associated with membership in a collegium. But for collegiati, the collegia was just one among many other entities in which they participated, so that individuals' participation in it did not fully determined the social position they could access : this last one was most surely determined by individuals' social networks and multiple collective identities. Therefore, although being a collegiatus was a sign of distinction, the social existence of such members cannot be reduced to this characterization : belonging to a collegia opened access to a special status, but members of collegia could be of very different social backgrounds. Moreover, collegiati's social rank was not an objective fact : it was the focus of a body of discourses, with omissions and exaggerations, that gathered some aspects of social reality altogether with metaphors and fantasies. Collegiati's self-presentation are often narratives of social success : their social backgrounds and identities are mobile, but in very different ways
Tran, Nicolas. "Les membres des associations romaines : le rang social des "collegiati" en Italie et en Gaules, sous le Haut-Empire /". Rome : [Paris] : École française de Rome ; [diff. de Boccard], 2006. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb409694685.
Texto completoBibliogr. p. 527-545. Notes bibliogr. Index.
Hoët-Van, Cauwenberghe Christine. "Rome et la société provinciale du Péloponnèse sous le Haut-Empire (31 avant J. -C. - 235 après J. -C. )". Paris 1, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA010502.
Texto completoPeloponnesus, the acropolis of Greece according to strabo, was part of the roman province Achaia, the management of which was allocated in 27 bc to the roman senate. The conquest of greek went back to 146 bc, when Corinth was destroyed by romans. The integration into imperium romanum was completed under the empire, but Peloponnesus retained many specificities, included its attachment to the Greek principle of liberty. This one was granted the entire greece by nero, but swiftly revoked by his successor. Later, hadrian tried to gather all the greeks in the framework of Panhellenion. Three colonies modified the landscape of the peninsula. One of them, corinth, was the capital city of the province and got involved later in serving the empire. The greek elites were maintained by rome and sparta was favoured in its relations with the central authority. Free cities remained quite numerous in Peloponnesus and the civic life was really lively during the early empire. Personal ties with the emperor were essential. Claudii's patronage was vital for local notables to obtain the roman citizenship, they got in great numbers under the Julio-Claudians. This procedure for granting was them slowered until the general concession under caracalla. The imperial cult, marked by hellenistic practices, was lively at the municipal level. The federal imperial cult overtook the provincial cult, uneasy to set up and maintain. Romans didn't hang over the peloponnians in other religious matters, except by intervening on the restoration of traditional greek cults. Augustus', then Hadrian's actions were essential. Hadrian backed up and extended the movement of second sophistic
Chamignon, Christiane. "Juifs et chrétiens sous le Haut Empire romain vus par les romanciers contemporains". Paris 3, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA030112.
Texto completoIn order to study in a comparative way, out of thrity different contemporary novels we have been proposed and according to the current historical knowledge, the life of the jexs and the christians, the relationships between them, with the pagans, with the political power, in the late roman empire, we proceeded as follows. First we performed an historical research along the lines of the topics raised in the novels and then we successively studied christ and post-evangelical period novels whose plots take place in the reign of the julio-claudians, the flavians, the antonians and which, more or less - deal with the evolution of the jew question in palestine and in the diaspora and the christianity expansion in the late roman empire. Our conclusion states that these so called historical novels have two instigators, namely "history" and the "new testament" but the different authors having different purposes, romantic means often overtake the hisporical truth
Gallet, Sébastien. "Le recrutement des auxiliaires de l’armée romaine sous le Haut-Empire dans l’Occident romain". Thesis, Paris 4, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA040048.
Texto completoThe auxiliary units are a specific military society. Our work deals with the two main types of auxiliary units – alae and cohorts - under the Early Roman Empire, from the beginning of the reign of Emperor Augustus in BC 27 till the beginning of the reign of Emperor Diocletian in AD 284. The recruits of the auxiliary units situated in the western provinces of the Empire are considered. It is above all about a statistical study of the individual recruitment based on an epigraphic catalogue recording all the soldiers and cavalrymen who have left writing evidence. It aims at specifying the legal and ethnic composition of the troops and its evolution depending on time units, and ranks. It has also to make possible the characterization of the evolution of auxiliaries recruitment modes. Our objective is to understand in which extent these troops become Romans and are an important factor of the Roman customs spreading among the native and barbarian populations of the Empire. These units seem to be a place of great legal, ethnic and cultural intermixing. As it was often stated, they are not responsible for a process of barbarization of Roman armies but they have spread legal rights as well as common culture
Satre, Stéphanie. "L' Evolution de l'habitat urbain des classes dirigeantes en Gaule et dans les Germanies sous le Haut-Empire". Aix-Marseille 1, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007AIX10002.
Texto completoBats, Maria. "L'information à Rome à la fin de la République et sous le Haut-Empire : les "Acta senatus et populi Romani"". Paris 1, 1985. http://www.theses.fr/1985PA01A034.
Texto completoRichoux, Nicolas. "Recherches sur la poliorcétique sous le Haut Empire, d’Auguste à Sévère Alexandre (31 avant J.-C. - 235 après J.-C.)". Thesis, Paris 4, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA040056.
Texto completoRoman siege warfare achieved its upmost efficiency and supremacy under the Early Empire in an antique world in which wars were permanent. Siege warfare is far more than the simple art of besieging cities or fortresses. It includes violent and non-violent courses of action. Siege wars and defense are part of it. Pragmatic, the roman general was eager to capture cities at low cost and use of violence came last. Storming assault was frequently employed and very effective. It avoided dangers of an uncertain siege, characterized by technical complexity, an important logistics, potentially high losses, time consuming and requiring huge financial resources. For all those reasons, methodical siege was not a very usual course of action. It sometimes meant, less frequently than expected, heavy siege works, requiring a demanding division of labor. During the battle, the complementarity and efficiency offered by the couple legion/auxiliaries hasn’t been stressed enough. Such is the importance of combined warfare, which systematically included the use of fire support, artillery, archeries and sometimes slingers. Regarding the capture, final assaults appear to have been rare. Alternative conclusions were most of the time the rule. Pitiless with resistant forces, Romans were rather pragmatic with others, depending on the final desired end state on the ground. When overrun, the city was generally a wealth provider. It concurred to strengthen the imperial legitimacy and, bounty, material and humans as well, was an important financial contribution for the general and the soldier
Omar, Idris. "Les légions romaines de la province de Syrie sous le Haut-Empire d’après les inscriptions latines et grecques". Thesis, Paris Sciences et Lettres (ComUE), 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PSLEP050/document.
Texto completoThe thesis is a corpus of the military inscriptions of the Syrian legions, III Gallica, IV Scythica, XVI Flavia Firma and VI Ferrata. However, the lack of prosopographic studies of these units encouraged me to broaden this research by adding a prosopographic study for each legion presenting all known military members of the legion according to rank in alphabetical order. I have tried in this part to update the lists given by E. Ritterling and all other researchers interested in this subject, such as E. Dąbrowa, M.-A. Speidel and H. Devijver. At the end of each military rank, I made a table in chronological order followed by the analysis of the origins and the cursus honorum