Moisés Antiqueira
Ph.D in Social History (Universidade de São Paulo, 2012).
Thesis Title: The Roman Empire of Aurelius Victor.
Current research interests:
- Historiography of Late Antiquity
- Social and political transformation in the Roman Empire in the age of Gallienus
- Historiographical approaches to the crisis of the third century AD
- Politics and Law in Roman Republic and Late Antiquity
- Intellectual History
Address: http://lattes.cnpq.br/3997505047387469
Thesis Title: The Roman Empire of Aurelius Victor.
Current research interests:
- Historiography of Late Antiquity
- Social and political transformation in the Roman Empire in the age of Gallienus
- Historiographical approaches to the crisis of the third century AD
- Politics and Law in Roman Republic and Late Antiquity
- Intellectual History
Address: http://lattes.cnpq.br/3997505047387469
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Edited Volumes by Moisés Antiqueira
A very special thanks is due to all contributing authors who made it possible!
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Book Chapters by Moisés Antiqueira
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Papers by Moisés Antiqueira
Abstract: The paper deals with the brief reign of the Roman emperor Vetranio (March to December of 350), investigating the ways he is represented on coins bearing his name minted in Siscia and Thessalonica. In that sense, I choose two different types (whose reverses show inscriptions like SALVATOR REI PVBLICAE and GAVDIVM REI PVBLICAE, respectively) that closely approximate the "usurper" Vetranio to the Helle-nistic-Christian idea of basileia. The latter concept, in turn, served to distinguish a whole set of practices and symbols related to Constantius II, the "legitimate" emperor who ruled over the eastern part of the Roman Empire precisely at that time.
A very special thanks is due to all contributing authors who made it possible!
You can find it at Amazon.com.br (Kindle format): https://www.amazon.com.br/Imp%C3%A9rio-Romano-S%C3%A9culo-III-transforma%C3%A7%C3%B5es-ebook/dp/B09637KKKH/ref=sr_1_1?__mk_pt_BR=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&dchild=1&keywords=antiqueira&qid=1622554999&sr=8-1
You can find it at https://www.editoracrv.com.br/produtos/detalhes/36672-a-ideia-de-historia-na-antiguidade-tardia
Abstract: The paper deals with the brief reign of the Roman emperor Vetranio (March to December of 350), investigating the ways he is represented on coins bearing his name minted in Siscia and Thessalonica. In that sense, I choose two different types (whose reverses show inscriptions like SALVATOR REI PVBLICAE and GAVDIVM REI PVBLICAE, respectively) that closely approximate the "usurper" Vetranio to the Helle-nistic-Christian idea of basileia. The latter concept, in turn, served to distinguish a whole set of practices and symbols related to Constantius II, the "legitimate" emperor who ruled over the eastern part of the Roman Empire precisely at that time.
Beyond the annalistic tradition: gladiatorial games and venationes in Livy's Ab urbe condita
Resumo: Neste artigo, investiga-se a maneira pela qual Tito Lívio introduziu referências aos munera gladiatorum e às venationes em diferentes passagens de sua narrativa. Demonstrar-se-á que o historiador obedece aos parâmetros da tradição analística nas passagens que se limitam à cidade de Roma, porém expande suas considerações naquelas que se remetem a episódios que se desenrolam fora da Itália. Neste sentido, os combates de gladiadores servem para expressar as ambiguidades que se atribuem à expansão territorial romana, como abordada por Tito Lívio entre os Livros XXI e XLV.
Abstract: The paper addresses the ways Livy presents some information about munera gladiatorum and venationes in several passages in his narrative. It will be shown that he follows the annalistic patterns in those passages regarding the city of Rome itself, while he broadens his discussion when dealing with events that took place outside Italy. Accordingly, gladiatorial combats serve to highlight the ambiguities he links to Roman territorial expansion, as seen between Books XXI and XLV.
Esta é a primeira tradução em língua portuguesa do texto latino do De Caesaribus escrito pelo historiador Sexto Aurélio Vítor (século IV). Apenas para fins educacionais.
Acesso por meio do link: https://podtail.com/pt-BR/podcast/colunas-de-hercules/019-a-crise-do-imperio-romano-do-seculo-iii/
Agradeço ao parceiro Vinícius Aleixo Fedel pelo trabalho.
Acesso por meio do link: http://fronteirasnotempo.com/fronteiras-no-tempo-historicidade-33-politica-no-imperio-romano-tardo-antigo/
Agradeço aos amigos César Agenor Fernandes da Silva e Marcelo Silva pela oportunidade.
You can also find it at: https://res-mar.org/o-imperio-romano-no-seculo-iii-crises-transformacoes-e-mutacoes/