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El evergetismo femenino en época de Domiciano: dos ejemplos hispanos

Authors: Martínez, Patricia S.;

El evergetismo femenino en época de Domiciano: dos ejemplos hispanos

Abstract

Este artículo recoge dos ejemplos de evergetismo edilicio llevados a cabo en Hispania bajo el gobierno de Domiciano por parte de dos mujeres de la élite local. Se infiere que ambas evergetas pudieron realizar sus evergesías para obtener prestigio y reconocimiento sociales para sí mismas, mejorar su propia imagen ante los miembros de su comunidad, acceder a los cargos sacerdotales femeninos y/o participar en la vida pública de sus ciudades. Para ello son analizados los textos epigráficos correspondientes y se estudia el contexto histórico en el que ambas actuaciones tuvieron lugar. Con ello se establece, además, la contextualización de una de las evergesías dentro del proceso de monumentalización y embellecimiento urbanos vividos, tanto por los municipios flavios, como por algunos preflavios, en época domicianea.

The aim of this article is to show two examples of evergetism associated to public building which were paid by two women of the local elite during Domitian’s principate. Both benefactresses took their acts in order to obtain social prestige and social recognition, to improve their public image before the members of their communities, to achieve a female priesthood and to participate in the local public life. This hypothesis is supported by the study of the evergetic inscriptions and their historical context. Furthermore it is possible to establish that one evergetic act was related to the monumentalization and beautification processes that affected preflavian and flavian municipalities under Domitian.

Keywords

Evergetismo femenino, Domitian, Female evergetism, Hispania, Construcción pública, Domiciano, Public construction

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