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Hagith Sivan, Ausonius of Bordeaux. Genesis of a Gallic Aristocracy
No full textDemarolle Jeanne-Marie. Hagith Sivan, Ausonius of Bordeaux. Genesis of a Gallic Aristocracy. In: L'antiquité classique, Tome 64, 1995. pp. 496-497
Who Was Egeria? Piety and Pilgrimage in the Age of Gratian
No full textIt has been customary to identify the author of theItinerarium Egeriae (It. Eg.)as a nun or a “grande dame” from one of the western provinces of the later Roman empire—Spain, Gaul, or even Italy. Yet, a reexamination of the evidence suggests the possibility of a different solution regarding not only the author's religious affiliation and status in society but also her geographical origin. The newly proposed identification is linked with major developments of Christianity in the West, in particular with its spread within urban milieux and with the receptivity of contemporary society to the idea of pilgrimage.</jats:p
HISTOIRE
No full textAnnales, Histoire, Sciences Sociales, 1998 Chaque numéro des Annales est sujet à débat. Il serait aussi vain que prétentieux de croire pouvoir débattre de tout ce qui a été produit en 1998. Tout est histoire : La R.D.A. (Alf Lüdtke, n01), l’adultère (Hagith Sivan et autres , n02), les rites obstétriques ( Abdesamad Dialmy, n03), les hormones sexuelles (Nelly Oudshoorn, n04-5). Et historiens allemands, américains (en force), britanniques, français, indiens, israéliens, marocains nous montrent ..
A Late Gallic Branch of the Acilii Glabriones? Notes On Ausonius' Professores 24 (Peiper)
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