Augustan Conquest of the Balkans in the Light of Triumphal Monuments

Grbić, Dragana

2011

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Grbić, Dragana

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Society for Classical Studies "Živa Antika" Skopje

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Abstract

The article offers an interpretation of inscriptions from the Sebasteion of Aphrodisias in Caria that represent Roman victories in the Balkans during the reign of Augustus. Six inscriptions from sc. ἔθνη series commemorate Danubian-Balkan tribes: Japodes Andizetes, Pirustae, Dardani, Dacians, Bessi. These monuments provide not only early epigraphic attestations of single tribes but seem to illuminate, to some extent, the rôle that pacification of the Danubian-Balkan regions played in Augustan propagandic imagery.

Keywords:

Augustus / Roman triumphal monuments / Illyricum / Roman conquest of Illyricum

Source:
Živa antika, 2011, 61, 129-139

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Skopje : Society for Classical Studies "Živa Antika" Skopje

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in the Balkans during the reign of Augustus. Six inscriptions
from sc. ἔθνη series commemorate Danubian-Balkan tribes:
Japodes Andizetes, Pirustae, Dardani, Dacians, Bessi. These monuments
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Grbić, D.. (2011). Augustan Conquest of the Balkans in the Light of Triumphal Monuments. in Živa antika
Skopje : Society for Classical Studies "Živa Antika" Skopje.(61), 129-139.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_dais_3916

Grbić D. Augustan Conquest of the Balkans in the Light of Triumphal Monuments. in Živa antika. 2011;(61):129-139.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_dais_3916 .

Grbić, Dragana, "Augustan Conquest of the Balkans in the Light of Triumphal Monuments" in Živa antika, no. 61 (2011):129-139,
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_dais_3916 .