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Classics 102 <a href="/keyword/roman-civ/" >roman civ</a> ilization Spring 2009 Guide 02 terms, concepts, people, etc. you have encountered in readings and lectures Seven kings Romulus (and Titus Tatius) Numa Pompilius: religious institutions Tullus Hostilius: warfare; destruction of Alba Longa Ancus Marcius; public works (first bridge, foundation of port at Ostia)...
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Classics 102 <a href="/keyword/roman-civ/" >roman civ</a> ilization Spring 2009 Guide 02 terms, concepts, people, etc. you have encountered in readings and lectures Seven kings Romulus (and Titus Tatius) Numa Pompilius: religious institutions Tullus Hostilius: warfare; destruction of Alba Longa Ancus Marcius; public works (first bridge, foundation of port at Ostia) Tarquinius Priscus, Tarquin the First; foreign extraction; (Etruscan name = "Lucumo"); wife = Tanaquil Servius Tullius; public works (walls); political reorganization by class. Was he a slave (servus = slave)? Was he an Etruscan ("Mastarna")? Tarquinius Superbus, Tarquin the Proud characteristics of the Roman monarchy (usually outsiders, chosen by election) interregnum End of the Roman monarchy Tarquin the Proud ("arrogant"; "abusive" Tullia; murder of Servius Tullius Temple of Jupiter on the Capitoline The Cloaca Maxima (the "Great Drain") Lucretia Sextus Tarquinius Verginia decemviri Appius Claudius Roman Women women's role vs. women's status paterfamilias manus univira Sabine women epitaph for Claudia: "She kept house, she made wool" Religion two-tier model earning divine status, apotheosis absence of scripture, authoritative teaching civic religion vs. belief-oriented religion household gods: lares and penates, Vesta ancestor worship; Manes sacrifice suovetaurilia; "pig-sheep-bull sacrifice" pontifex, pontifices augurs, auspices haruspicy flamen Vestal virgins Sibylline books Roman republic, political organization libertas; liberty consuls Lucius Junius Brutus; "the Liberator" Tarquinius Collatinus oath never to have a king at Rome again Lars Porsena Horatius Cocles Mucius Scaevola ("Lefty") Cloelia fasces lictors rex sacrificolus res publica "people's business" imperium cursus honorum equites; "knights," "equestrians" quaestor aedile praetor role of the senate auctoritas dignitas senatus consultum senatus consultum ultimum comitia voting in assemblies as foundation for the Republic Rome not a democracy populus Romanus Quirites senatus populusque Romanus "the Senate and the Roman People" SPQR clients patricians plebs, plebeians oligarchy; rule by a few importance of wealth
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