Vladimir A Kvashnin
Biographic Data
| ID | 9787466 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Vladimir A Kvashnin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Vladimir A |
| FAMILY NAME | Kvashnin |
| SIGNATURE | KVASHNIN V A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Vologda State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0931-6207 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Once again about the category of «luxury» in the economy and law of ancient Rome
In recent decades, Roman sumptuary laws have been actively studied in classical studies, which are traditionally associated with the theory of “decline of morals”: according to this theory, the crisis of the Roman state was caused by the process of decomposition of traditional norms and values under the influence of foreign morals, luxury and wealth. In this context, the relevance of the undertaken research is obvious. The author sets himself the…
Why did the Romans need Venus Erucina
The study is devoted to the origins of the cult of Venus of Eryx, whose temple was erected on the Capitol during the Hannibal War. After analyzing the sources, the author studied both the specific historical context of the establishment of a new cult, and the connection of the new deity with various hypostases of Venus, which became widespread in the territory of ancient Italy. The author associated the creation of the cult of Venus Erucina, firs…
Why Cato did not want to feed the sick slaves, or Some observations on the Roman economy of slavery
The article is devoted to the study of the Second Chapter Agriculture of Cato the Elder. The author pays the main attention to the advice of Cato not to give full rations to sick slaves, which became widely known thanks to the biographical work of Plutarch. Not denying the possibility the existence of such a practice, the author attempts to identify its roots, originating in the traditions of traditional medicine, which is reflected in the 126-15…
Hannibal’s March in Historical and Mythological Space
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Hannibal’s March in Historical and Mythological Space
Cтатья посвящена проблеме репрезентации законов 12 таблиц в современной учебной и научной литературе.В центре внимания статьи находится вопрос о том, как выглядели законы 12 таблиц, не получивший окончательного решения.Авторы учебных пособий по римскому праву, как правило, воспроизводят положения немногочисленных русскоязычных работ, посвященных Законам
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Hannibal’s March in Historical and Mythological Space
Cтатья посвящена проблеме репрезентации законов 12 таблиц в современной учебной и научной литературе.В центре внимания статьи находится вопрос о том, как выглядели законы 12 таблиц, не получивший окончательного решения.Авторы учебных пособий по римскому праву, как правило, воспроизводят положения немногочисленных русскоязычных работ, посвященных Законам
Why Cato did not want to feed the sick slaves, or Some observations on the Roman economy of slavery
The article is devoted to the study of the Second Chapter Agriculture of Cato the Elder. The author pays the main attention to the advice of Cato not to give full rations to sick slaves, which became widely known thanks to the biographical work of Plutarch. Not denying the possibility the existence of such a practice, the author attempts to identify its roots, originating in the traditions of traditional medicine, which is reflected in the 126-15…
Hannibal’s March in Historical and Mythological Space
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Why did the Romans need Venus Erucina
The study is devoted to the origins of the cult of Venus of Eryx, whose temple was erected on the Capitol during the Hannibal War. After analyzing the sources, the author studied both the specific historical context of the establishment of a new cult, and the connection of the new deity with various hypostases of Venus, which became widespread in the territory of ancient Italy. The author associated the creation of the cult of Venus Erucina, firs…
Once again about the category of «luxury» in the economy and law of ancient Rome
In recent decades, Roman sumptuary laws have been actively studied in classical studies, which are traditionally associated with the theory of “decline of morals”: according to this theory, the crisis of the Roman state was caused by the process of decomposition of traditional norms and values under the influence of foreign morals, luxury and wealth. In this context, the relevance of the undertaken research is obvious. The author sets himself the…
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