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Paul and Seneca Among the Condemned
The Use of Spectacle in the Early Empire- Authors:
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- 2024
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- Copyright year
- 2024
- ISBN-Print
- 978-1-9787-1119-8
- ISBN-Online
- 978-1-9787-1120-4
- Publisher
- Lexington, Lanham
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 216
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- Dedication No access
- Contents No access
- Acknowledgments No access
- Figures No access
- Abbreviations No access
- Offshore Detention as New Arenas of the Condemned No access
- The Reanimation of a Spectral Sovereignty No access
- A Retrieval of Paul Among the Condemned No access
- Notes No access
- Spectators: Ancient and Modern No access
- A Showcase for Spectacles No access
- Nero’s Golden Amphitheater No access
- The Emperor’s Spectacles No access
- Out of Sight, Out of Mind No access
- The Threshold of the Underworld No access
- Sponsors and Spectators of Death No access
- Spectacular Landscapes No access
- Notes No access
- The VIPs and the Nosebleeds No access
- The Disposable and the Discarded No access
- Imperial Cult Productions No access
- Roadside Commemorative Monuments No access
- Spectacular Sites and Scenes No access
- Notes No access
- Processions of Life and Death No access
- Images and Oil Lamps No access
- The (Un)Defeated Gladiator No access
- The Heroic Gladiator No access
- Heroic Struggles of Life and Death No access
- Notes No access
- Viewing Paul Beyond the Border Wall, as a Retiarius? No access
- Seneca’s Contest Sine Missione No access
- A Final Performance, as a Secutor? No access
- Fighting for an Alternative Way of Life No access
- Notes No access
- Notes No access
- Bibliography No access Pages 185 - 204
- Index of Ancient Sources No access Pages 205 - 210
- Index of Modern Authors No access Pages 211 - 214
- About the Author No access Pages 215 - 216





