-
Relegatio (or
relegatio in insulam)
under Roman law was the
mildest form of exile,
involving banishment from Rome, but not loss of citizenship, or confiscation...
- Caesars, Life of
Augustus 19 Norwood, Frances, "The
Riddle of Ovid's
Relegatio"
classical Philology (1963) p. 154 Tacitus, Ann. IV, 71 C****ius Dio. Roman...
- Caesars, Life of
Augustus 19 Norwood, Frances, "The
Riddle of Ovid's
Relegatio"
classical Philology (1963) p. 154 Tacitus, Ann. IV, 71 Suetonius, The...
- art. am. 378-9 Ov. Tr., 2.207 F.
Norwood (1964), 'The
Riddle of Ovid's
Relegatio', in
classical Philology. 58: 150-63 e.g. Gibson, R., Green, S., Sharrock...
- ISBN 978-1-4120-4606-0 Norwood,
Frances (1963), "The
Riddle of Ovid's
Relegatio",
classical Philology, vol. 58 Pettinger,
Andrew (2012), The Republic...
- Ovid,
Epistulae ex
Ponto 3.3.72 Norwood, Frances, "The
Riddle of Ovid's
Relegatio",
classical Philology (1963) p. 158 José González Vázquez (trans.), Ov...
- was a
command for him to go into
exile – the
power to
exile citizens,
relegatio, was
within consular authority – but
Cicero in the
speech insists that...
-
ruined his
former poetic genius.
Augustan literature Latin literature Relegatio Green, 2005, xxiv. OCD (2007),
Publius Ovidius Naso (Ovid). John Richards...
- de
Ciudad Juárez,
where his
maximum premium was
saving the team from
relegatio in
Primera División de México
Clausura 2009.
After half a year in Mexican...
- laid
against them.
Roman law in this
period permitted the
expulsion (
relegatio) of any
undesired person from Rome by
magisterial decree, and it was often...
