As Res Gestae Diui Augusti: perspectivas sobre a obra
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https://doi.org/10.5335/hdtv.3n.19.9885Keywords:
Res Gestae, Otávio Augusto, PrincipadoAbstract
The proposal of this article is to problematize Octavius Augustu’s Res Gestae Diui Augusti. In this context, we will analyze the space of epigraphic inscriptions in the Roman Empire in order to understand the insertion of the RGDA and its visibility and circulation. Thus, the article establishes analysis processes concerning documentary typology and takes into account the historical context and form and content characteristics. Our central argument is that this object was a mechanism built to consolidate Octavius Augustu’s image, thus preserving his memory as a good ruler for later generations and distant regions from the empire.
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