An edition of Family fictions in Roman art
(2009)
Family fictions in Roman art
essays on the representation of powerful people
by Natalie Kampen
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Family fictions in Roman art: essays on the representation of powerful people
2009, Cambridge University Press
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0521584477 9780521584470
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Livia as widow: complicated kinship
Trajan as father: depicting the pater patriae
Polydeukion as Trophimus: domus and emotion
Among the rich and famous
Severan brothers: doubled value
Tetrarchs and fictive kinship
Stilicho's troubled kinship: late families.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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