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Philopatris e il concetto di patria in età ellenistica

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Part of book or chapter of book 01 Jan 2006 Italy Italian Publisher:Giardini editori e stampatori
Authors: MUCCIOLI, FEDERICOMARIA;

doi: 10.1400/86549

handle: 11585/40972

Philopatris e il concetto di patria in età ellenistica

Abstract

L'epiteto ufficiale Philopatris risulta attestato nel I secolo a.C. per alcuni sovrani: Cleopatra VII d'Egitto, Archelao di Cappadocia. Nel concetto di patris occorre vedere non un riferimento all'antica patria dei sovrani ellenistici, ovvero la Macedonia, bensì il desiderio di un maggior rapporto con le nazioni in cui questi re regnavano.

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TITOLATURA ELLENISTICA; SOVRANI ELLENISTICI; PATRIA; STATO; PROPAGANDA

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