A city of marble the rhetoric of Augustan Rome / Kathleen S. Lamp.

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Lamp, Kathleen S [Author]

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online resource

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9781611173369
9781299852013

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PA6085 .C589 2013

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Contents:

Augustus's rhetorical situation -- Seeing rhetorical theory -- The Augustan political myth -- Let us now praise great men -- Coins, material rhetoric, and circulation -- The Augustan political myth in vernacular art -- (Freed)men and monkeys -- Conclusion: a new narrative.

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A city of brick -- Augustus's rhetorical situation -- Seeing rhetorical theory -- The Augustan political myth -- Let us now praise great men -- Coins, material rhetoric, and circulation -- The Augustan political myth in vernacular art -- (Freed)men and monkeys -- Conclusion: a new narrative.

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