Dissimulatio nella Roma imperiale: tra Tiberio e Simmaco

This contribution is a heretofore unpublished piece by Marta Sordi, eminent historian of Classic Antiquity at the Università Cattolica of Milan who passed away in 2009. The fundamental meanings of the word and the concept of dissimulatio are identified in sources from the age of the Roman Republic a...

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Main Author: Sordi, Marta (Author)
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Language:Italian
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Published: Brepols 2011
In: Annali di scienze religiose
Year: 2011, Volume: 4, Pages: 15-19
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