Charlotte Roueche
Biographic Data
| ID | 1429152 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Charlotte Roueche |
| GIVEN NAMES | Charlotte |
| FAMILY NAME | Roueche |
| SIGNATURE | ROUECHE C |
| AFFILIATIONS | King's College London |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3606-2049 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 153 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Joyce Reynolds 18 December 1918–11 September 2022
in London, in 1918, and her progressive parents encouraged her education, first at St Paul's Girls School, and then at Somerville College Oxford.She graduated in war time with a First Class degree in Greats (Classics): it was only in 1948 that she was able to travel outside England, to the British School at Rome, and from there to Libya.Her first publication was the Inscriptions of Roman Tripolitania in 1952, and from then on she worked in Libya …
Images of Authority
Digitising Libyan heritage
The new digital technologies have become an effective tool for researchers in different fields. Historians and archaeologists who are studying Greek and Roman Libya have benefited from technical developments in presenting different kinds of data, particularly relating to the epigraphy and toponymy of Libya. They have recently published several resources, and are working on more. This study presents the story of how scholars have collected a varie…
The rhetoric of Kekaumenos 1
Since their first appearance the Consilia et Narrationes ascribed to Kekaumenos have been warmly received, not least because of the simple directness of their style. As one scholar has observed, 'it is dangerous to underestimate the rhetoricity of Kekaumenos'. Kekaumenos provides no encomia, since his gnomai are normally unattributed. As has been said, Robert Browning used the example of Kekaumenos when discussing Byzantine literacy. The Byzantin…
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From Aphrodisias to Stauropolis
FROM APHRODISIAS TO STAUROPOLIS Get access CHARLOTTE ROUECHé CHARLOTTE ROUECHé Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Bulletin of the Institute of Classical Studies, Volume 50, Issue Supplement_91, March 2007, Pages 183–192, https://doi.org/10.1111/j.2041-5370.2007.tb02388.x Published: 27 July 2011
Spectacles in Late Antiquity
Au cours des dernières décennies, théâtre, sport et spectacles publics sont devenus le centre d'intérêt croissant des historiens étudiant les mondes hellénistiques et romains ainsi que l'Antiquité tardive. Le présent article souhaite simplement attirer l'attention sur un certain nombre de découvertes et de nouvelles avancées dans ce domaine. Les fouilles récentes menées à Olympie ont notamment apporté une contribution importante : en révélant que…
The Literary Background of Kekaumenos
The Cambridge Ancient History
With Volume 14 The Cambridge Ancient History concludes its story. This latest volume embraces the wide range of approaches and scholarship which have in recent decades transformed our view of Late Antiquity. In particular, traditional political and social history has been enormously enhanced by integrating the rich evidence of Christian writing, and the constantly expanding results of archaeological research. A picture emerges of a period of cons…
Provincial governors and their titulature in the sixth century
L 'auteur réexamine les intentions, le langage et la portée de la série de Novelles édictées par Justìnien dans les années 535-536 en vue de réorganiser l'administration provinciale, L 'apparente contradiction présentée par l'évocation de glorieux passés locaux et l'exaltation simultanée de la grandeur romaine, par l'exhumation de litres romains traditionnels (praetor, consularis, etc.) au moment même où le grec remplace le latin comme langue de …
The Functions of the Governor in Late Antiquity
Dès que l'Empire est en paix, le rôle principal du gouverneur est de rendre la justice. Deplus en plus, le gouverneur était amené à la rendre sur place dans des conventus qui se sont multipliés, surtout après l'extension de la citoyenneté par la Constitutio Antoniniana. La fréquence de ces "tournées judiciaires" qui surchargeaient les gouverneurs est peut-être un des motifs de la réforme de Dioclétien. Les qualités souhaitées restent les mêmes qu…
Roman Inscriptions 1991–95
This survey is intended primarily to assess the impact on Roman studies in general of recent work in Roman epigraphy — whether newly published inscriptions, revised editions, or texts that have been reconsidered or newly analysed in the light of specific themes. We mean to draw attention to those epigraphic studies that make a significant contribution, in particular, to Roman history. Hence the considerable space we devote below to the newly publ…
Roman Inscriptions 1986–90
This survey does not aim at completeness. It is a personal selection, on the one hand, of recent epigraphic work which is of significance and interest to an ancient historian, and, on the other hand, of those epigraphic ‘tools of the trade’ which are important for anyone trying to interpret an inscription. But we start with some more narrowly epigraphic topics. If the death of Louis Robert and concern for the future of the Bulletin épigraphique o…
The funeral of Tatia Attalis of Aphrodisias
L’inscription funéraire de Tatia Attalis d'Aphrodisias. Deux nouveaux fragments viennent s’ajouter à l’inscription d’Aphrodisias (Reinach n° 9) qui contient un passage d’un décret municipal octroyant des honneurs post mortem à une jeune femme. Ces fragments mentionnent des funérailles publiques et l’ensevelissement dans la tombe intra muros du grand-père (monument attesté récemment par la découverte d’une inscription). Nous avons tenté de restitu…
The Mosaic Inscriptions of Anemurium
Aphrodisias in late antiquity
Theodosius Ii, the Cities, and the Date of the ‘Church History’ of Sozomen
Journal Article THEODOSIUS II, THE CITIES, AND THE DATE OF THE ‘CHURCH HISTORY’ OF SOZOMEN Get access CHARLOTTE ROUECHÉ CHARLOTTE ROUECHÉ Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Journal of Theological Studies, Volume 37, Issue 1, April 1986, Pages 130–132, https://doi.org/10.1093/jts/37.1.130 Published: 01 April 1986
Roman Inscriptions 1981–5
Like the survey of 1981, this is the product of a team: Reynolds is responsible for the introduction and sections II–VI, Beard for sections I, VII–IX and XI, Roueché for section X. Reynolds has, as previously, acted as editor; it is planned that from the next survey in 1991 Beard will take over this role
Acclamations in the Later Roman Empire
This article has been engendered by yet another important discovery made during the current excavations at Aphrodisias in Caria, of a unique series of acclamatory texts in honour of a local benefactor, Albinus. The texts were inscribed, probably in the first half of the sixth century, on the twenty columns of the west portico of the Agora, nineteen of which survive. They provide relatively little information either about Albinus or about the hist…
Sculptors from Aphrodisias
SCULTORI DA AFRODISIADE: ALCUNE NUOVE ISCRIZIONI Tre nuove iscrizioni da Aphrodisias in Caria descrivono i cittadini locali — Flavius Zeno e Flavius Andronicus — come autori delle statue (ora perse) che stanno dedicando. Essi sono probabilmente il Flavius Zeno e il Flavius Andronicus di Aphrodisias le cui ‘firme’ — con l'asserzione che essi hanno ‘fatto’, ἐποίει, le statue — appaiono sui plinti di alcune statue trovate sull'Esquilino. II titolo d…
Roman Inscriptions 1976–80
This survey of developments in Roman Epigraphy is innovatory in being the work of a team, whose range of interests should ensure the inclusion of a wider variety of texts than heretofore. We have all made some contribution, larger or smaller, to most sections, but, in the last resort, each section represents a personal choice by its writer. It may help the reader, therefore, to know that sections I and II are by Joyce Reynolds, III, VII, part of …
Rome, Asia and Aphrodisias in the Third Century
In 1913 J. B. Bury wrote of Diocletian's administrative reforms: ‘It is becoming clear that (Diocletian) was not the initiator, but was only extending and systematizing changes which had already been begun’; and subsequent research in many areas has tended to support this contention. Bury was particularly concerned with the subdivision of the provinces; yet that particular reform has continued to be ascribed almost wholly to Diocletian, on the au…
Acclamations in the Later Roman Empire
This article has been engendered by yet another important discovery made during the current excavations at Aphrodisias in Caria, of a unique series of acclamatory texts in honour of a local benefactor, Albinus. The texts were inscribed, probably in the first half of the sixth century, on the twenty columns of the west portico of the Agora, nineteen of which survive. They provide relatively little information either about Albinus or about the hist…
Rome, Asia and Aphrodisias in the Third Century
In 1913 J. B. Bury wrote of Diocletian's administrative reforms: ‘It is becoming clear that (Diocletian) was not the initiator, but was only extending and systematizing changes which had already been begun’; and subsequent research in many areas has tended to support this contention. Bury was particularly concerned with the subdivision of the provinces; yet that particular reform has continued to be ascribed almost wholly to Diocletian, on the au…
The Functions of the Governor in Late Antiquity
Dès que l'Empire est en paix, le rôle principal du gouverneur est de rendre la justice. Deplus en plus, le gouverneur était amené à la rendre sur place dans des conventus qui se sont multipliés, surtout après l'extension de la citoyenneté par la Constitutio Antoniniana. La fréquence de ces "tournées judiciaires" qui surchargeaient les gouverneurs est peut-être un des motifs de la réforme de Dioclétien. Les qualités souhaitées restent les mêmes qu…
Sculptors from Aphrodisias
SCULTORI DA AFRODISIADE: ALCUNE NUOVE ISCRIZIONI Tre nuove iscrizioni da Aphrodisias in Caria descrivono i cittadini locali — Flavius Zeno e Flavius Andronicus — come autori delle statue (ora perse) che stanno dedicando. Essi sono probabilmente il Flavius Zeno e il Flavius Andronicus di Aphrodisias le cui ‘firme’ — con l'asserzione che essi hanno ‘fatto’, ἐποίει, le statue — appaiono sui plinti di alcune statue trovate sull'Esquilino. II titolo d…
The Mosaic Inscriptions of Anemurium
Spectacles in Late Antiquity
Au cours des dernières décennies, théâtre, sport et spectacles publics sont devenus le centre d'intérêt croissant des historiens étudiant les mondes hellénistiques et romains ainsi que l'Antiquité tardive. Le présent article souhaite simplement attirer l'attention sur un certain nombre de découvertes et de nouvelles avancées dans ce domaine. Les fouilles récentes menées à Olympie ont notamment apporté une contribution importante : en révélant que…
The funeral of Tatia Attalis of Aphrodisias
L’inscription funéraire de Tatia Attalis d'Aphrodisias. Deux nouveaux fragments viennent s’ajouter à l’inscription d’Aphrodisias (Reinach n° 9) qui contient un passage d’un décret municipal octroyant des honneurs post mortem à une jeune femme. Ces fragments mentionnent des funérailles publiques et l’ensevelissement dans la tombe intra muros du grand-père (monument attesté récemment par la découverte d’une inscription). Nous avons tenté de restitu…
Roman Inscriptions 1976–80
This survey of developments in Roman Epigraphy is innovatory in being the work of a team, whose range of interests should ensure the inclusion of a wider variety of texts than heretofore. We have all made some contribution, larger or smaller, to most sections, but, in the last resort, each section represents a personal choice by its writer. It may help the reader, therefore, to know that sections I and II are by Joyce Reynolds, III, VII, part of …
Rome, Asia and Aphrodisias in the Third Century
In 1913 J. B. Bury wrote of Diocletian's administrative reforms: ‘It is becoming clear that (Diocletian) was not the initiator, but was only extending and systematizing changes which had already been begun’; and subsequent research in many areas has tended to support this contention. Bury was particularly concerned with the subdivision of the provinces; yet that particular reform has continued to be ascribed almost wholly to Diocletian, on the au…
Sculptors from Aphrodisias
SCULTORI DA AFRODISIADE: ALCUNE NUOVE ISCRIZIONI Tre nuove iscrizioni da Aphrodisias in Caria descrivono i cittadini locali — Flavius Zeno e Flavius Andronicus — come autori delle statue (ora perse) che stanno dedicando. Essi sono probabilmente il Flavius Zeno e il Flavius Andronicus di Aphrodisias le cui ‘firme’ — con l'asserzione che essi hanno ‘fatto’, ἐποίει, le statue — appaiono sui plinti di alcune statue trovate sull'Esquilino. II titolo d…
Acclamations in the Later Roman Empire
This article has been engendered by yet another important discovery made during the current excavations at Aphrodisias in Caria, of a unique series of acclamatory texts in honour of a local benefactor, Albinus. The texts were inscribed, probably in the first half of the sixth century, on the twenty columns of the west portico of the Agora, nineteen of which survive. They provide relatively little information either about Albinus or about the hist…
Theodosius Ii, the Cities, and the Date of the ‘Church History’ of Sozomen
Journal Article THEODOSIUS II, THE CITIES, AND THE DATE OF THE ‘CHURCH HISTORY’ OF SOZOMEN Get access CHARLOTTE ROUECHÉ CHARLOTTE ROUECHÉ Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Journal of Theological Studies, Volume 37, Issue 1, April 1986, Pages 130–132, https://doi.org/10.1093/jts/37.1.130 Published: 01 April 1986
Roman Inscriptions 1981–5
Like the survey of 1981, this is the product of a team: Reynolds is responsible for the introduction and sections II–VI, Beard for sections I, VII–IX and XI, Roueché for section X. Reynolds has, as previously, acted as editor; it is planned that from the next survey in 1991 Beard will take over this role
Aphrodisias in late antiquity
The Mosaic Inscriptions of Anemurium
The funeral of Tatia Attalis of Aphrodisias
L’inscription funéraire de Tatia Attalis d'Aphrodisias. Deux nouveaux fragments viennent s’ajouter à l’inscription d’Aphrodisias (Reinach n° 9) qui contient un passage d’un décret municipal octroyant des honneurs post mortem à une jeune femme. Ces fragments mentionnent des funérailles publiques et l’ensevelissement dans la tombe intra muros du grand-père (monument attesté récemment par la découverte d’une inscription). Nous avons tenté de restitu…
Roman Inscriptions 1986–90
This survey does not aim at completeness. It is a personal selection, on the one hand, of recent epigraphic work which is of significance and interest to an ancient historian, and, on the other hand, of those epigraphic ‘tools of the trade’ which are important for anyone trying to interpret an inscription. But we start with some more narrowly epigraphic topics. If the death of Louis Robert and concern for the future of the Bulletin épigraphique o…
Roman Inscriptions 1991–95
This survey is intended primarily to assess the impact on Roman studies in general of recent work in Roman epigraphy — whether newly published inscriptions, revised editions, or texts that have been reconsidered or newly analysed in the light of specific themes. We mean to draw attention to those epigraphic studies that make a significant contribution, in particular, to Roman history. Hence the considerable space we devote below to the newly publ…
Provincial governors and their titulature in the sixth century
L 'auteur réexamine les intentions, le langage et la portée de la série de Novelles édictées par Justìnien dans les années 535-536 en vue de réorganiser l'administration provinciale, L 'apparente contradiction présentée par l'évocation de glorieux passés locaux et l'exaltation simultanée de la grandeur romaine, par l'exhumation de litres romains traditionnels (praetor, consularis, etc.) au moment même où le grec remplace le latin comme langue de …
The Functions of the Governor in Late Antiquity
Dès que l'Empire est en paix, le rôle principal du gouverneur est de rendre la justice. Deplus en plus, le gouverneur était amené à la rendre sur place dans des conventus qui se sont multipliés, surtout après l'extension de la citoyenneté par la Constitutio Antoniniana. La fréquence de ces "tournées judiciaires" qui surchargeaient les gouverneurs est peut-être un des motifs de la réforme de Dioclétien. Les qualités souhaitées restent les mêmes qu…
The Cambridge Ancient History
With Volume 14 The Cambridge Ancient History concludes its story. This latest volume embraces the wide range of approaches and scholarship which have in recent decades transformed our view of Late Antiquity. In particular, traditional political and social history has been enormously enhanced by integrating the rich evidence of Christian writing, and the constantly expanding results of archaeological research. A picture emerges of a period of cons…
The Literary Background of Kekaumenos
From Aphrodisias to Stauropolis
FROM APHRODISIAS TO STAUROPOLIS Get access CHARLOTTE ROUECHé CHARLOTTE ROUECHé Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Bulletin of the Institute of Classical Studies, Volume 50, Issue Supplement_91, March 2007, Pages 183–192, https://doi.org/10.1111/j.2041-5370.2007.tb02388.x Published: 27 July 2011
Spectacles in Late Antiquity
Au cours des dernières décennies, théâtre, sport et spectacles publics sont devenus le centre d'intérêt croissant des historiens étudiant les mondes hellénistiques et romains ainsi que l'Antiquité tardive. Le présent article souhaite simplement attirer l'attention sur un certain nombre de découvertes et de nouvelles avancées dans ce domaine. Les fouilles récentes menées à Olympie ont notamment apporté une contribution importante : en révélant que…
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An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
The rhetoric of Kekaumenos 1
Since their first appearance the Consilia et Narrationes ascribed to Kekaumenos have been warmly received, not least because of the simple directness of their style. As one scholar has observed, 'it is dangerous to underestimate the rhetoricity of Kekaumenos'. Kekaumenos provides no encomia, since his gnomai are normally unattributed. As has been said, Robert Browning used the example of Kekaumenos when discussing Byzantine literacy. The Byzantin…
Digitising Libyan heritage
The new digital technologies have become an effective tool for researchers in different fields. Historians and archaeologists who are studying Greek and Roman Libya have benefited from technical developments in presenting different kinds of data, particularly relating to the epigraphy and toponymy of Libya. They have recently published several resources, and are working on more. This study presents the story of how scholars have collected a varie…
Images of Authority
Joyce Reynolds 18 December 1918–11 September 2022
in London, in 1918, and her progressive parents encouraged her education, first at St Paul's Girls School, and then at Somerville College Oxford.She graduated in war time with a First Class degree in Greats (Classics): it was only in 1948 that she was able to travel outside England, to the British School at Rome, and from there to Libya.Her first publication was the Inscriptions of Roman Tripolitania in 1952, and from then on she worked in Libya …
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