Author: Berthelet, Yann
Title: Les haruspices publics au service de Rome: des aristocrates convoqués d’Étrurie ? : quels aristocrates ?
Review/Collection: In : Bassir Amiri, Migrations et mobilité religieuse: espaces, contacts, dynamiques et interférences (Institut des Sciences et Techniques de l’Antiquité, 1505), Besançon: Pr. Universitaires de Franche-Comté, 2020. 307
Year edition: 2020
Pages: 133-153
Keywords: Religion - Religione - Religion
Description: This paper calls into question the commonly accepted distinction between the haruspices-principes summoned from Etruria for the procuratio prodigiorum and the haruspices-attendants of magistrates in matters of extispicy. Just as the haruspices-attendants in the colonies or municipia could belong to the local aristocracy, so too the members of the ordo LX haruspicum, in the Imperial period, often belonged to the Roman equestrian aristocracy. The sources do not corroborate the hypothesis of a dichotomy between harupices-μάντεις and haruspices-θύται. The haruspices who appear to have settled in Rome at the turn of the 3rd and 2nd centuries B. C., as later those who, under the Empire, were members of the ordo LX haruspicum, were consulted in both procuratio prodigiorum and extispicy. [Author] De Diuinatione, I, 92, De Legibus, II, 21, Ad Familiares, 6, 18, 1
Works:
Link: https://www.persee.fr/doc/ista_0000-0000_2020_act_1505_1_3820
Author initials: Berthelet 2020b
Title: Les haruspices publics au service de Rome: des aristocrates convoqués d’Étrurie ? : quels aristocrates ?
Review/Collection: In : Bassir Amiri, Migrations et mobilité religieuse: espaces, contacts, dynamiques et interférences (Institut des Sciences et Techniques de l’Antiquité, 1505), Besançon: Pr. Universitaires de Franche-Comté, 2020. 307
Year edition: 2020
Pages: 133-153
Keywords: Religion - Religione - Religion
Description: This paper calls into question the commonly accepted distinction between the haruspices-principes summoned from Etruria for the procuratio prodigiorum and the haruspices-attendants of magistrates in matters of extispicy. Just as the haruspices-attendants in the colonies or municipia could belong to the local aristocracy, so too the members of the ordo LX haruspicum, in the Imperial period, often belonged to the Roman equestrian aristocracy. The sources do not corroborate the hypothesis of a dichotomy between harupices-μάντεις and haruspices-θύται. The haruspices who appear to have settled in Rome at the turn of the 3rd and 2nd centuries B. C., as later those who, under the Empire, were members of the ordo LX haruspicum, were consulted in both procuratio prodigiorum and extispicy. [Author] De Diuinatione, I, 92, De Legibus, II, 21, Ad Familiares, 6, 18, 1
Works:
Link: https://www.persee.fr/doc/ista_0000-0000_2020_act_1505_1_3820
Author initials: Berthelet 2020b
