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Epula y cenae públicos financiados por las ciudades romanas

Authors: Rodríguez Neila, Juan Francisco;

Epula y cenae públicos financiados por las ciudades romanas

Abstract

Este trabajo estudia los banquetes comunales de las ciudades romanas financiados con fondos municipales, tomando como referencia los epula y cenae públicos ofrecidos en Roma por emperadores y aristócratas, y los que pagaban los evergetas locales. Se analizan las fuentes epigráficas y la información que aportan las leyes municipales de Hispania, y se consideran diversos aspectos: festividades y otras ocasiones en que tales banquetes podían ser celebrados, el papel de los senados y magistrados locales en su organización, los grupos sociales que participaban, los espacios públicos donde podían tener lugar, y la infraestructura necesaria para su celebración.

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