el ecumenismo romano desde la perspectiva de la historiografía griega: dionisio de halicarnaso

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Abstract

RESUMEN: La figura de Dionisio de Halicarnaso representa un caso privilegiado para el estudio del ecumenismo romano, si se considera que se trata de un concepto recibido de la civilización griega, potenciado gracias al imperialismo romano que en gran medida servía de tema básico para su obra historiográfica. En la formación del Principado, vista desde la cultura griega, Dionisio de Halicarnaso se hace portavoz de la herencia que recoge la tradición de Roma como ciudad griega. En Dionisio se sintetizan, en un sola imagen ideológicamente configurada, los elementos del programa augústeo, desde la perspectiva de la parte oriental del Mediterráneo.

ABSTRACT: The figure of Dionysius of Halicarnassus is a privileged case for the study of Roman ecumenism, if we consider that it is a concept received from Greek civilization and strengthened thanks to Roman imperialism, which to a large extent served as the basic theme of his historiographical work. In the formation of the Principality, seen from Greek culture, Dionysius of Halicarnassus becomes a spokesman for the legacy that takes into account the tradition of Rome as a Greek city. In Dionysius the elements of the Augustan program are synthesized in a single ideologically formed image, from the perspective of the eastern Mediterranean.

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Authors ;Domingo PLÁCIDO
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Year 2009
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ancient history

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