Cosmopolitan Capito:罗马官员在Julio Claudian Miletus晚期的建筑捐赠

IF 0.3 1区 历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY Anatolian Studies Pub Date : 2023-05-30 DOI:10.1017/S0066154623000066
J. Tomas
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本文探讨了Gnaeus Vergilius Capito的建筑贡献,他是Julio-Claudian Miletus晚期的富有居民,在他的家乡建造浴场和剧院之前,他曾在罗马帝国行政部门担任过多个职位。通过对与Vergilius Capito相关的考古和铭文证据的详细研究,本文揭示了他建造公共纪念碑的时间和原因,并将展示像Capito这样的省级精英成员,他们也参与了当地和更广泛的帝国社会,是如何通过建筑来表现的。它还将展示文化双语个人如何在促进罗马文化在希腊各省的影响方面发挥重要作用,并将在讨论罗马对其各省的影响时提倡更注重个人的方法。文章的结论是,卡皮托的罗马-米利都公民身份使他能够在希腊城邦和罗马帝国体系的世界之间进行调解,并利用建筑的媒介作为推动各省文化变革的工具。
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Cosmopolitan Capito: architectural benefaction by a Roman official in Late Julio-Claudian Miletus
Abstract This article explores the architectural benefactions of Gnaeus Vergilius Capito, a wealthy resident of Late Julio-Claudian Miletus, who held a number of positions in the Roman imperial administration prior to constructing the baths and theatre stage building in his home city. Through a detailed study of the archaeological and epigraphic evidence associated with Vergilius Capito, this article sheds light on when and why he built his public monuments and will demonstrate how members of the provincial elite like Capito, who had also been involved in local and wider imperial society, were represented through architecture. It will also show how culturally bilingual individuals could play a fundamental role in promoting Roman cultural influence in Greek provincial settings and will advocate a more individual-focussed approach when discussing the influence of Rome on its provinces. The article concludes that Capito’s Roman-Milesian citizenship enabled him to mediate between the world of the Greek polis and that of the Roman imperial system and uses the medium of architectural benefaction as a vehicle for driving cultural change in provincial settings.
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期刊介绍: Anatolian Studies contains articles focused on Turkey and the Black Sea littoral in all academic disciplines within the arts, humanities, social sciences and environmental sciences as related to human occupation and history. Articles are in English and are accessible to a wide academic readership. Anatolian Studies is a refereed journal.
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