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L'isopoliteia chez Denys d'Halicarnasse: nouvelle interprétation

ContributorsSánchez, Pierreorcid
Published inChiron, vol. 46, p. 47-83
Publication date2016
Abstract

A careful analysis of Dionysius of Halicarnassus' text shows that isopoliteia has nothing to do with the Latin right or the so-called ius migrandi. The word always means the full Roman citizenship. Dionysius' treatment of the history of the early Fifth Century BC is anachronistic, and it should be considered as a reflexion on the debates raised by the integration of the Latins and the Italians into the Roman citizen-body in the First Century BC. His testimony rests upon a biased interpretation of the historical treaties of military alliance, and it should not be used to reconstruct the juridical links between Rome, the Latins and the Hernici in the Archaïc period.

Keywords
  • Isopoliteia
  • Citoyenneté romaine
  • Foedus
  • Traités d'alliance militaire antiques
  • Peuples latins
  • Unification de l'Italie
  • Historiographie augustéenne
Citation (ISO format)
SÁNCHEZ, Pierre. L’isopoliteia chez Denys d’Halicarnasse: nouvelle interprétation. In: Chiron, 2016, vol. 46, p. 47–83.
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ISSN of the journal0069-3715
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