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Valerius Maximus and Tiberius Caesar. Notes on the Preface of Facta et Dicta Memorabilia
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Abstract
This article analyses the preface to Valerius Maximus’
Facta et Dicta Memorabilia
, dedicated to the Emperor Tiberius. It examines the literary and rhetorical motifs typical of Latin historiographical prose and explores the intertextual networking within the preface. The study highlights the relationships between Valerius Maximus’ text and other authors (Horace) and literary works, focusing on both explicit and implicit references. Additionally, it addresses the patronage relationship with Tiberius, placing the preface within the social, literary, and political context of the Principate. This analysis provides insights into the historiographical and rhetorical practices of the time, emphasising the critical role of prefaces in shaping reader expectations and engagement.
Title: Valerius Maximus and Tiberius Caesar. Notes on the Preface of
Facta et Dicta Memorabilia
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Abstract
This article analyses the preface to Valerius Maximus’
Facta et Dicta Memorabilia
, dedicated to the Emperor Tiberius.
It examines the literary and rhetorical motifs typical of Latin historiographical prose and explores the intertextual networking within the preface.
The study highlights the relationships between Valerius Maximus’ text and other authors (Horace) and literary works, focusing on both explicit and implicit references.
Additionally, it addresses the patronage relationship with Tiberius, placing the preface within the social, literary, and political context of the Principate.
This analysis provides insights into the historiographical and rhetorical practices of the time, emphasising the critical role of prefaces in shaping reader expectations and engagement.
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