Rubor et Pudor. Vivre et penser la honte dans la Rome ancienne. Amérique centrale et du sud he made a name for

he made a name for himself with often melancholic canvases of great originality

the Restless Heirs THE ROMAN WORLD The Age of Legends (753-990 BC) The Republic of Conquests (390-264 BC) The First Two Punic Wars (264-202 BC) Mare Nostrum (202-146 BC) The Troubled Republic (146-31 BC) The Julio-Claudian Principate (31 BC to 68 AD) The New Men (69-138 AD)

Filling this gap by treating Roman Rome with a keen concern for scientific truth and in as lively a manner as possible

The supposed contempt of the Greeks for artisans and artists is only a moralist's fantasy: in fact

Rubor et Pudor. Vivre et penser la honte dans la Rome ancienne. Amérique centrale et du sud he made a name forIn ancient Rome, shame was an effective tool for controlling behavior. A social phenomenon, an ideological tool, and an intellectual object, it constitutes a privileged access point to Roman mentalities and ways of thinking. But while presenting itself to modern readers through the misleading prism of a uniform designation, shame encompassed diverse realities, practices, and functions: sometimes formalized by scholarly studies or exploited in literary