Author: Bruun, Christer F. M.
Title: Water for Roman brothels : Cicero Cael. 34
Review/Collection: "Phoenix", 51, 3-4
Place edition: Toronto
Editor: Classical Association of Canada
Year edition: 1997
Pages: 364-373
Keywords: Histoire - Storia - History, Sources - Fonti - Sources
Description: [L'Année philologique] [Cooment] When Cicero connects the immoral use of water from the Aqua Appia with Clodia, it is yet another implication that she is a prostitute, and may recall a situation similar to that in Caelius' speech of 50 B.C. when as curule aedile he complained that Roman brothels were using water illegally diverted from the aqueducts (Frontinus aq. 76, 1-2).
Works:
Link: https://www.jstor.org/stable/1192544
Author initials: Bruun 1997
Title: Water for Roman brothels : Cicero Cael. 34
Review/Collection: "Phoenix", 51, 3-4
Place edition: Toronto
Editor: Classical Association of Canada
Year edition: 1997
Pages: 364-373
Keywords: Histoire - Storia - History, Sources - Fonti - Sources
Description: [L'Année philologique] [Cooment] When Cicero connects the immoral use of water from the Aqua Appia with Clodia, it is yet another implication that she is a prostitute, and may recall a situation similar to that in Caelius' speech of 50 B.C. when as curule aedile he complained that Roman brothels were using water illegally diverted from the aqueducts (Frontinus aq. 76, 1-2).
Works:
Link: https://www.jstor.org/stable/1192544
Author initials: Bruun 1997
