Communal dining in the Roman West: private munificence towards cities and associations in the first three centuries AD
"Communal Dining in the Roman West explores why the practice of privately sponsored communal dining gained popularity in certain parts of the Western Roman Empire for almost 300 years. This book brings together 350 Latin inscriptions to examine the benefactors and beneficiaries, the geographica...
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| Summary: | "Communal Dining in the Roman West explores why the practice of privately sponsored communal dining gained popularity in certain parts of the Western Roman Empire for almost 300 years. This book brings together 350 Latin inscriptions to examine the benefactors and beneficiaries, the geographical and chronological distributions, and the relationship between public and collegial dining practices. It argues that food-related euergetism was a region-specific phenomenon which was rooted in specific social and political cultures in the communities of Italy, Baetica and Africa Proconsularis. The region-specific differences in political cultures and long-term changes in these cultures are key to understanding not only the long persistence of this practice but also its ultimate disappearance" |
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Contents Acknowledgements ix List of Illustrations x Abbreviations xin Note on Epigraphic Conventions xiv i Roman Dining in Context: From Commensality to Private Munificence i i Introduction i i.i Scholarship on Roman Commensality շ շ Definition and Terminology 7 3 Two Perspectives и 3.1 Categories ofRoman Commensality 11 3.2 Privately Sponsored Communal Dining as a Form of 'euergetism' 16 4 Quantification and Interpretation 20 5 Evidence and Structure 21 2 Benefactors of Communal Dining 25 1 Typology of Benefactors 26 1.1 Collective Benefactors ofPublic Dining 26 1.2 Individual Benefactors ofPublic Dining 29 1.3 Benefactors of Collegial Dining 39 2 Categories of Benefactions 48 2.1 Office-Related Benefactions 49 2.2 Responsive Benefactions 55 2.3 Voluntary Benefactions 59 2.4 Testamentary Benefactions 64 3 Aims and Concerns of Benefactors: Ernie Perspectives 68 3.1 Patriotic Zeal and Emotional Attachment to Local Communities 69 3.2 Religious Beliefs 70 3.3 Concernfor the Wed-Being ofEmperors 72 3.4 Celebration ofBirthdays and Perpetuation ofMemories 74 4 Political and Social Dynamics behind Private Munificence 78 5 Conclusion 83
VI CONTENTS 3 Beneficiaries and the ‘Concept of Community’ 86 i Selected Beneficiary Groups in Public Dining 87 1,1 Participation Frequency 87 1.2 Different Groups in Detail 91 1.3 To Sum Up 107 2 Benefaction Arrangements in Public Dining 108 2.1 Distinctions between Various Status Groups 109 2.2 Distinction between the Two Genders 112 3 Beneficiaries and Benefactions in the Context of Collegial Dining 115 3.1 Communal Dining in the Associations 115 3.2 CollegialDining in Context 118 4 Beneficiaries and the ‘Concept of Community’: From Republic to Empire 122 4.1 Civic Community under the Republic 122 4.2 Continuity and Development in the Imperial Period 123 4 Geographical Distribution of Privately Sponsored Communal Dining 127 1 Geographical Distribution of Privately Sponsored Public Dining 1.1 Regionai Differences: Distribution in Italy and the Western Provinces 132 1.2 City Differences: Distribution in Western Towns 148 2 Geographical Distribution of Privately Sponsored Collegial Dining 155 2.1 Distribution in Western Regions and Towns 155 2.2 Contextualization of Geographical Distribution 157 3 Conclusion 161 127 5 Chronological Distribution of Privately Sponsored Communal Dining 163 1 The Emergence of Privately Sponsored Public Banquets in Republican Rome 164 1.1 Victories 164 1.2 Funerals 167 2 Emperors and Munificence in Imperial Rome 168 3 Chronological Distribution of Privately Sponsored Public Dining in Italy and the Western Provinces 172 3.1 Distribution Patterns 172 3.2 Regional Differences 175 3.3 Contextualization of the Development and Decline 177
VII CONTENTS 4 5 Chronological Distribution of Privately Sponsored Collegial Dining 188 4.1 Distribution Patterns 188 4.2 Chronological Developments of the Collegia and Augustales Conclusion 194 Conclusion 196 Appendix 1. Epigraphic References to Privately Sponsored Public Dining 203 Appendix 2. Epigraphic References to Privately Sponsored Collegial Dining 248 Appendix 3. Benefactors of Public Dining 256 Appendix 4. Western Towns Yielding Evidence of Privately Sponsored Public Dining 282 Appendix 5. Western Towns Yielding Evidence of Privately Sponsored Collegial Dining 291 Bibliography 294 Index 315 189 |
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Contents Acknowledgements ix List of Illustrations x Abbreviations xin Note on Epigraphic Conventions xiv i Roman Dining in Context: From Commensality to Private Munificence i i Introduction i i.i Scholarship on Roman Commensality շ շ Definition and Terminology 7 3 Two Perspectives и 3.1 Categories ofRoman Commensality 11 3.2 Privately Sponsored Communal Dining as a Form of 'euergetism' 16 4 Quantification and Interpretation 20 5 Evidence and Structure 21 2 Benefactors of Communal Dining 25 1 Typology of Benefactors 26 1.1 Collective Benefactors ofPublic Dining 26 1.2 Individual Benefactors ofPublic Dining 29 1.3 Benefactors of Collegial Dining 39 2 Categories of Benefactions 48 2.1 Office-Related Benefactions 49 2.2 Responsive Benefactions 55 2.3 Voluntary Benefactions 59 2.4 Testamentary Benefactions 64 3 Aims and Concerns of Benefactors: Ernie Perspectives 68 3.1 Patriotic Zeal and Emotional Attachment to Local Communities 69 3.2 Religious Beliefs 70 3.3 Concernfor the Wed-Being ofEmperors 72 3.4 Celebration ofBirthdays and Perpetuation ofMemories 74 4 Political and Social Dynamics behind Private Munificence 78 5 Conclusion 83
VI CONTENTS 3 Beneficiaries and the ‘Concept of Community’ 86 i Selected Beneficiary Groups in Public Dining 87 1,1 Participation Frequency 87 1.2 Different Groups in Detail 91 1.3 To Sum Up 107 2 Benefaction Arrangements in Public Dining 108 2.1 Distinctions between Various Status Groups 109 2.2 Distinction between the Two Genders 112 3 Beneficiaries and Benefactions in the Context of Collegial Dining 115 3.1 Communal Dining in the Associations 115 3.2 CollegialDining in Context 118 4 Beneficiaries and the ‘Concept of Community’: From Republic to Empire 122 4.1 Civic Community under the Republic 122 4.2 Continuity and Development in the Imperial Period 123 4 Geographical Distribution of Privately Sponsored Communal Dining 127 1 Geographical Distribution of Privately Sponsored Public Dining 1.1 Regionai Differences: Distribution in Italy and the Western Provinces 132 1.2 City Differences: Distribution in Western Towns 148 2 Geographical Distribution of Privately Sponsored Collegial Dining 155 2.1 Distribution in Western Regions and Towns 155 2.2 Contextualization of Geographical Distribution 157 3 Conclusion 161 127 5 Chronological Distribution of Privately Sponsored Communal Dining 163 1 The Emergence of Privately Sponsored Public Banquets in Republican Rome 164 1.1 Victories 164 1.2 Funerals 167 2 Emperors and Munificence in Imperial Rome 168 3 Chronological Distribution of Privately Sponsored Public Dining in Italy and the Western Provinces 172 3.1 Distribution Patterns 172 3.2 Regional Differences 175 3.3 Contextualization of the Development and Decline 177
VII CONTENTS 4 5 Chronological Distribution of Privately Sponsored Collegial Dining 188 4.1 Distribution Patterns 188 4.2 Chronological Developments of the Collegia and Augustales Conclusion 194 Conclusion 196 Appendix 1. Epigraphic References to Privately Sponsored Public Dining 203 Appendix 2. Epigraphic References to Privately Sponsored Collegial Dining 248 Appendix 3. Benefactors of Public Dining 256 Appendix 4. Western Towns Yielding Evidence of Privately Sponsored Public Dining 282 Appendix 5. Western Towns Yielding Evidence of Privately Sponsored Collegial Dining 291 Bibliography 294 Index 315 189 |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Communal dining in the Roman West private munificence towards cities and associations in the first three centuries AD by Shanshan Wen |
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| title_sort | communal dining in the roman west private munificence towards cities and associations in the first three centuries ad |
| title_sub | private munificence towards cities and associations in the first three centuries AD |
| topic | Bankett (DE-588)4144012-2 gnd Wohltätigkeit (DE-588)4190155-1 gnd |
| topic_facet | Bankett Wohltätigkeit Römisches Reich Westprovinzen Hochschulschrift |
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| volume_link | (DE-604)BV000000966 |
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