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Episode CII - Clodia

Sep 4, 2018
31:35
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
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2
Women in the Roman Empire - The Last Great Time for Women
01:34 • 3min
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3
The Name Change in Latin
04:07 • 2min
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4
Claudia - Is She a Young Lady?
06:08 • 4min
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Cicero's Job Is to Discredit Her Word
10:25 • 3min
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Cicero, a Woman of the Most Dissolute Ways, Is a Woman of the Most Dissolute Ways
13:09 • 4min
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7
Catalonian Poems
17:07 • 3min
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8
Catullus Impli - Lesbia and Catollus
20:15 • 2min
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9
Catullan Corpus - Pseudonyms in Poetry
21:47 • 2min
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10
The Oracle on Clodia
23:57 • 2min
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Clodia Metelli, Thet S Sister by Marylin Skinner
26:26 • 2min
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Cicero
28:22 • 3min
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The women of Rome are largely missing from the written records, and often come up only tangently in works by and or about the men in their lives. They’re often painted as villains, temptresses, and poisoners – Clodia is no exception.

Guest: Dr Rhiannon Evans (Senior Lecturer, Classics and Ancient History, La Trobe University)

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