Ausonius of Bordeaux: genesis of a Gallic aristocracy
Ausonius of Bordeaux, food and wine connoisseur, poet and politician, enjoyed a long and remarkable career. After thirty years as an academic in Bordeaux, he moved to the imperial capital of Trier as tutor to Gratian, heir to the throne of the western Roman empire. When his pupil became emperor unex...
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Zusammenfassung: | Ausonius of Bordeaux, food and wine connoisseur, poet and politician, enjoyed a long and remarkable career. After thirty years as an academic in Bordeaux, he moved to the imperial capital of Trier as tutor to Gratian, heir to the throne of the western Roman empire. When his pupil became emperor unexpectedly, Ausonius, his family and his friends made full use of the opportunities which the moment presented. Ausonius was also a prolific author. His writings range from brief poetic portraits of his family and his school colleagues to a lengthy poem on the river Moselle, letters in verse and an imperial panegyric in prose. In Ausonius of Bordeaux Ausonius' life and work are given the full context of his local and family background in fourth-century Gaul. His biography and literary output also serve as a point of departure for an overall inquiry into the formation of late Roman Gallic aristocracy At the start of the book, social mobility in late Roman Gaul - of which Ausonius serves as an outstanding example - is examined. Evidence for Gallic wealth, social rank and office-holding shows how crucial was Ausonius' ascent for the genesis of a Gallic aristocracy. His family included doctors, lawyers, teachers and bureaucrats. Their careers, marriages, failures and successes are traced within the urban fold of their homes in Bordeaux and their estates in Aquitania. Much of the material here relies on unpublished archaeological reports. Talent, ambition and opportunism carried Ausonius' family from rags to riches. When Ausonius reached the imperial court in the late 360s, he was ready to reap the fruits of three generations of provincial ascent. Between 375 and 380, the western Roman empire became Ausonius' domain. He was a legislator, chief administrator and finally consul. His star waned when the imperial court moved to Italy When his imperial patron died, a victim of assassination, Ausonius retired in peace to Bordeaux. He died, well over eighty, in the lap of luxury. Placing Ausonius firmly within his historical context, Hagith Sivan presents a full socio-political survey of this critical period and topic. Archaeological evidence is related to literary and historical evidence to construct a synthesis from both. This book will interest students and scholars of classics, ancient history - of late antiquity in particular and French history in general |
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adam_text | AUSONIUS
OF
BORDEAUX
Genesis of a Gallic aristocracy
Hagith Sivan
London and New York
CONTENTS
List of maps ix
List of genealogical tables x
Preface xi
List of abbreviations xiv
1 INTRODUCTION 1
2 THE EMERGENCE OF A LATE ROMAN GALLIC
ARISTOCRACY 6
Part I Bordeaux: Municipal aristocracy and urban economics
3 THE CITY 31
4 GENS AUSONIANA 49
5 SCHOOLS AND SCHOLARS 74
Part II Trier: Seat of an empire
6 THE COURT OF VALENTINIAN I 97
7 THE COURT OF GRATIAN 119
8 CONCLUSION 142
Appendix: Revisions, editions and the dating of
Ausonius works 148
Concordance 165
Notes 166
Bibliography 220
Index 236
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spelling | Sivan, Hagith 1949- Verfasser (DE-588)172537886 aut Ausonius of Bordeaux genesis of a Gallic aristocracy Hagith Sivan 1. publ. London u.a. Routledge 1993 XV, 242 S. graph. Darst., Kt. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Ausonius of Bordeaux, food and wine connoisseur, poet and politician, enjoyed a long and remarkable career. After thirty years as an academic in Bordeaux, he moved to the imperial capital of Trier as tutor to Gratian, heir to the throne of the western Roman empire. When his pupil became emperor unexpectedly, Ausonius, his family and his friends made full use of the opportunities which the moment presented. Ausonius was also a prolific author. His writings range from brief poetic portraits of his family and his school colleagues to a lengthy poem on the river Moselle, letters in verse and an imperial panegyric in prose. In Ausonius of Bordeaux Ausonius' life and work are given the full context of his local and family background in fourth-century Gaul. His biography and literary output also serve as a point of departure for an overall inquiry into the formation of late Roman Gallic aristocracy At the start of the book, social mobility in late Roman Gaul - of which Ausonius serves as an outstanding example - is examined. Evidence for Gallic wealth, social rank and office-holding shows how crucial was Ausonius' ascent for the genesis of a Gallic aristocracy. His family included doctors, lawyers, teachers and bureaucrats. Their careers, marriages, failures and successes are traced within the urban fold of their homes in Bordeaux and their estates in Aquitania. Much of the material here relies on unpublished archaeological reports. Talent, ambition and opportunism carried Ausonius' family from rags to riches. When Ausonius reached the imperial court in the late 360s, he was ready to reap the fruits of three generations of provincial ascent. Between 375 and 380, the western Roman empire became Ausonius' domain. He was a legislator, chief administrator and finally consul. His star waned when the imperial court moved to Italy When his imperial patron died, a victim of assassination, Ausonius retired in peace to Bordeaux. He died, well over eighty, in the lap of luxury. Placing Ausonius firmly within his historical context, Hagith Sivan presents a full socio-political survey of this critical period and topic. Archaeological evidence is related to literary and historical evidence to construct a synthesis from both. This book will interest students and scholars of classics, ancient history - of late antiquity in particular and French history in general Ausonius, Decimus Magnus Ausonius, Decimus Magnus 310-395 (DE-588)118505165 gnd rswk-swf Geschichte 284-476 gnd rswk-swf Adel gtt Geschichte Politik Aristocracy (Social class) Gaul History Poets, Latin Homes and haunts France Bordeaux Poets, Latin France Biography Romans France Bordeaux Aristokratie (DE-588)4130286-2 gnd rswk-swf Frankreich Rom Bordeaux (France) Antiquities, Roman Bordeaux (France) In literature Gaul In literature Gaul Intellectual life Gaul Politics and government Rome History Empire, 284-476 Biography Gallien (DE-588)4019150-3 gnd rswk-swf (DE-588)4006804-3 Biografie gnd-content Ausonius Decimus Magnus (DE-2581)TH000000446 gbd Spätantike (DE-2581)TH000003969 gbd Ausonius, Decimus Magnus 310-395 (DE-588)118505165 p DE-604 Gallien (DE-588)4019150-3 g Aristokratie (DE-588)4130286-2 s Geschichte 284-476 z Rezensiert in Gnomon 68, 1996, Seite 344-348 St. Rebenich (DE-604)BV002527482 Rezensiert in The Journal of roman studies 85, 1995, Seite 335-336 S.T. Loseby (DE-604)BV002527551 Rezensiert in Gymnasium 113, 2006, Seite 362-364 J. Gruber (DE-604)BV002535609 HEBIS Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=005232112&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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title | Ausonius of Bordeaux genesis of a Gallic aristocracy |
title_auth | Ausonius of Bordeaux genesis of a Gallic aristocracy |
title_exact_search | Ausonius of Bordeaux genesis of a Gallic aristocracy |
title_full | Ausonius of Bordeaux genesis of a Gallic aristocracy Hagith Sivan |
title_fullStr | Ausonius of Bordeaux genesis of a Gallic aristocracy Hagith Sivan |
title_full_unstemmed | Ausonius of Bordeaux genesis of a Gallic aristocracy Hagith Sivan |
title_short | Ausonius of Bordeaux |
title_sort | ausonius of bordeaux genesis of a gallic aristocracy |
title_sub | genesis of a Gallic aristocracy |
topic | Ausonius, Decimus Magnus Ausonius, Decimus Magnus 310-395 (DE-588)118505165 gnd Adel gtt Geschichte Politik Aristocracy (Social class) Gaul History Poets, Latin Homes and haunts France Bordeaux Poets, Latin France Biography Romans France Bordeaux Aristokratie (DE-588)4130286-2 gnd |
topic_facet | Ausonius, Decimus Magnus Ausonius, Decimus Magnus 310-395 Adel Geschichte Politik Aristocracy (Social class) Gaul History Poets, Latin Homes and haunts France Bordeaux Poets, Latin France Biography Romans France Bordeaux Aristokratie Frankreich Rom Bordeaux (France) Antiquities, Roman Bordeaux (France) In literature Gaul In literature Gaul Intellectual life Gaul Politics and government Rome History Empire, 284-476 Biography Gallien Biografie |
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