As metamorfoses do Sidus Iulium na iconografia monetária: uma análise das apropriações da estrela/cometa de César nas moedas romanas do séc. I a.C
This article aims to investigate, from numismatic sources and the ruins of the Temple Divus Iulius, the process of manufacturing Caesar's divinity and its connection with the comet/star of 44 BC. For this purpose, was selected a monetary corpus dated between the end of the rule of Gaius Julius Caesa...
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2022
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| Sumario: | This article aims to investigate, from numismatic sources and the ruins of the Temple Divus Iulius, the process of manufacturing Caesar's divinity and its connection with the comet/star of 44 BC. For this purpose, was selected a monetary corpus dated between the end of the rule of Gaius Julius Caesar and the 10 BC of Augustus’ Principate. Respecting the formal and typological characteristics of this kind of source, the coins present an interesting counterpoint to the historiographical narratives and poetic testimonies regarding the theme of Caesar's divinization and the perception of this celestial phenomenon of 44 BC. |
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