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ISBN 10: 0472119885
ISBN 13: 9780472119882
Author: Lisa Marie Mignone
The Aventine—one of Rome’s canonical seven hills—has long been identified as the city’s plebeian district, which housed the lower orders of society and served as the political headquarters, religious citadel, and social bastion of those seeking radical reform of the Republican constitution. Lisa Marie Mignone challenges the plebeian-Aventine paradigm through a multidisciplinary review of the ancient evidence, demonstrating that this construct proves to be a modern creation. Mignone uses ancient literary accounts, material evidence, and legal and semantic developments to reconstruct and reexamine the history of the Aventine Hill. Through comparative studies of premodern urban planning and development, combined with an assessment of gang violence and ancient neighborhood practices in the latter half of the first century BCE, she argues that there was no concentration of the disadvantaged in a “plebeian ghetto.” Thus residency patterns everywhere in the caput mundi, including the Aventine Hill, likely incorporated the full spectrum of Roman society.
The myth of the “plebeian Aventine” became embedded not only in classical scholarship, but also in modern political and cultural consciousness; it has even been used by modern figures to support their political agenda. Yet The Republican Aventine and Rome’s Social Order makes bold new claims regarding the urban design and social history of ancient Rome and raises a significant question about ancient urbanism and social stability more generally: Did social integration reduce violence in premodern cities and promote urban concord?
(Ebook) The Republican Aventine and Rome s Social Order 1st Edition Table of contents:
Chapter 1. Aventine Withdrawal: Geographies of Secession
Chapter 2. Land Confiscation on the Aventine: Ager Publicus and the Lex Icilia de Aventino Publicando
Chapter 3. The Aventine’s Development and Residents: Non Alter Populus
Chapter 4. The Aventine’s Residents in the Archaeological Record: Promisce Urbs Aedificata
Chapter 5. Zoning Rome’s Residents
Epilogue: Modern Secessions of Conscience—Constructing the Plebeian Aventine
Appendixes
Appendix 1: Ceres, the So-Called Aventine Triad, and the Case of Mistaken Geography
Appendix 2: The Authenticity of Dionysius’ Archaic Bronze Stele and Its Contents
Works Cited
Index
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