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Cornelius Nepos perperam vulgo Aemilius Probus dictus, De Vita Excellentium Imperatorum / Novis Commentariis, Indicibus, & Tabulis Chronologicis ac Geographicis illustravit Christophorus Cellarius
No full textCORNELIUS NEPOS PERPERAM VULGO AEMILIUS PROBUS DICTUS, DE VITA EXCELLENTIUM IMPERATORUM / NOVIS COMMENTARIIS, INDICIBUS, & TABULIS CHRONOLOGICIS AC GEOGRAPHICIS ILLUSTRAVIT CHRISTOPHORUS CELLARIUS
Cornelius Nepos perperam vulgo Aemilius Probus dictus, De Vita Excellentium Imperatorum / Novis Commentariis, Indicibus, & Tabulis Chronologicis ac Geographicis illustravit Christophorus Cellarius (1)
Cover (1)
Title page (3)
Frontispiz (10)
Titelblatt (11)
Widmung (13)
Dedicatio (14)
Praefatio (23)
Elogia Corn. Nepotis (28)
Iudicia de Corn. Nepote (33)
Vitae Excellentium. I. Miltiades - V. Cimon. (45)
Vitae Excellentium. VI. Lysander - X. Dion. (112)
Vitae Excellentium. XI. Iphicrates - XV. Epaminondas (168)
Vitae Excellentium. XVI. Pelopidas - XX. Timoleon (221)
Vitae Excellentium. XXI. De Regibus - XXV. Atticus (287)
Fragmenta (367)
Index (380
Liber Aemilii Probi, seu Corn. Nepotis De Vita Excellentium Imperatorum.
No full textAemilius Probus pseudoniem van Cornelius NeposEuropeana-GoogleBook
Les vies des plus grands, plus vertueux, et excellents capitaines, et personnages grecs et barbares ([Reprod.]) / faictes par Aemylius Probus,... ; et mises en françois par B. de Girard,...
No full text[Des grands généraux des nations étrangères (français moyen). 1568]Collection : French books before 1601 ; 93.4Collection : French books before 1601 ; 93.4Contient une table des matière
Cesarz Probus 276-282 n.e.
Get PDFThe author of the present work had three basic task in his mind: Firstly, it was necessary
to pay some more attention to this slightly neglected emperor. The monographic
literature was written long ago while exiguous contributions are fragmentary and, moreover,
rare. This ruler is only mentioned in the handbooks and syntheses of the history of
ancient Rome in the form of a short note as one of the numerous emperors in the history
of the Empire in the critical 3 rd century. It sometimes happens that Probus is treated as
an „entry”, as one name from among the “Ileum emperors”, a group of emperors - Claudius
II (268-279), Aurelian (270-275) and Probus - who came from Ileum and who, generally,
are perceived as first of all as competent military commanders and ambitious
renovators of the power of Rome.
Secondly, the present work should be treated as a pretext. It enabled the author to possibility
of expressing an opinion on value of the sources which shape our knowledge about
Probus, and not only about him! The sequence of the source basis concerning the rule of
Roman emperors at the time of the crisis of the Empire in the 3rd century after Christ is
as follows: Scriptores Historiae Augustae; other auxiliary narrative texts, rare and fragmentary
epigraphic and paper-graphic relations, numismatic sources ( sometimes quite
extensive from the typological perspective). Probus’s monograph can thus constitute an
exemplification of the typical problems with source materials concerning the epoch discussed.
A way of solving them could be a proposal of a model of a procedure in elaborating
similar imperial biographies.
Thirdly, it is obvious that the subsequent monograph ofthis emperor should also introduce
some new elements to the knowledge about his times. The scarce historiographical
sources do not allow for a drastic verification of the sequence of events under the
Probus’s rule. All attempts in this respect were thus an unnecessary overinterpretation. The
numismatic testimonies reveal a number new elements which so far went unnoticed by the
literature of the subject.
The work consists of three parts preceded by an Introduction. It ends with a summary,
numismatic tables, bibliography and tables with reproductions of coins. In Part I the author presents the state of research on Probus, the source basis on the
emperor as well as methodological assumptions and the construction of the work. In Part
II concerning the course of events the emperor’s biography has been discussed. In Part
III the author considers the relevance of the coin resources in the era of Probus. Taking
into consideration the abundance of the types of Probus’s coins most of the work’s space
has been devoted to the ideological preferences of the ruler. The author of the present
monograph already for some time has been propagating, in various publications, the thesis
of the need to create the methodological basis of research on the iconography of Roman
coins, and especially those issued in the third century A.D. Assuming that in minting of
that time there frequently occur, subsequently and regularly, copies of the earlier slogans
one could pessimistically and falsely conclude that those sources are quite useless in the
reconstruction of the image of the epoch. In order to select intentional and individualised
coin contents for particular rules the author suggests a few criteria of selection of the contemporary,
and thus also Probus’s, emissions of coins. These are:l) the first emission(s)
criterion, z) continuation criterion, 3) rejection criterion, 4) metal criterion, 5) innovation
criterion, 6) mint criterion, 7) competition criterion. By a lucky coincidence the most of
the criteria suggested can be incorporated in the typology of Probus’s coins
Le iscrizioni del Pretorio di Gortyna e la carriera prefettizia di Sex. Petronius Probus
No full textThe author proposes a new reconstruction (chronology and extent) of the four praetorian prefectures held by Sextus Petronius Probus between 368 and 385 AD. Particular analysis of the numerous epigraphic sources and numerals related to the different prefectorial mandates. A new biography of the late antique senator
Vitae parallelae
No full textHermanno Cruserio I.C. atque illustriss. ducis Clivensis & Iuliacensis consiliario, Interprete elegantiss. ac fidelissimo. Et ne quid ad perfectam antiquitatis in hoc genere cognitionem deesset, librum Aemylii Probi de Vita excellentium Imperatorum adiunximusDie fälschlich Aemilius Probus zugeschriebenen Biographien stammen von Cornelius NeposMit Druckermarke von Michael Isengrin am Schlus
Rare and Unpublished Siscian Antoniniani of Emperor Probus on which Emperor holds Dagger (Pugio) on the Obverse
Get PDFU tekstu su detaljno opisani vrlo rijetki aversni prikazi cara Proba na siscijskim antoninijanima na kojima drži bodež (pugio). Autor donosi katalog svih poznatih primjeraka te mnoge nove u literaturi nepoznate varijante.The author in details describe very rare obverse bust type of emperor Probus found on antoniniani from Siscia mint, where the emperor holds an eagle-tipped dagger (pugio). Author gives a full catalogue of all known specimens and many new unpublished variants
Les vies des hommes illustres grecs et romains : comparées l'une avec l'autre par Plutarque de Chaeronee
No full texttranslatees par Jaques Amyot, conseiller du roy, et par lui reveuës et corrigees en infinis passages ; Avec les vies d'Annibal et de Scipion l'Africain, traduites de latin en françois par Charles de l'Ecluse / Enrichies en cette dernière édition d'amples informations sur chacune vie, d'annotations morales en marge qui monstrent les le profit qu'on peut faire en la lecture de ces histoires, et de quatre indices representans les auteurs, les similitudes les apophtegmes, et les matières remarquables en tout l'oeuvre ; plus y ont esté adjoutées de nouveau les vies d'Epaminondas, de Philippus de Macédoine, de Dionysus l'aisné tyran de Sicile, d'Auguste Caesar, de Plutarque, et de Senecque, tirées des bons auteurs ; item les vies des excellens chefs de guerre, prises du Latin d' Aemilius Probus ; le tout recueilli par S.G.S ; avec les effigies des hommes illustres soigneusement retirees des medailles antiquesTitre conventionnel: Vitae parallelaeVies d'Hannibal et de Scipion l'Africain / par Donato AcciajuoliAemilius Probus: ses oeuvres sont attribuées à Cornelius NeposS.G.S.: Simon Goulart, senlisie
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