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Death is a life crisis; a time of change and transformation, for the dead and the bereaved. Thus how dying, death and death rituals are used, described, presented and interpreted is fundamental to any society. This volume includes ten chapters, from expert contributors, which explore funerary rituals and commemoration in the Roman world, focusing upon the themes of memory and mourning. How were the memories of the dead constructed and contested; what role did funerals, oratory-and history, writing play in the names of the dead; how Were the dead mourned and commemorated? This volume…
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4 editions- Other · English · 2011Oxbow Books · 200 pages · 9781842179901
- Other · English · 2011Oxbow Books, Limited · 9781842175514
- Other · English · 2011Oxbow Books, Limited · 9781842175507
- Other · English · 2011Oxbow Books, Limited · 9781842175491
Social life and customsDeathDeath in literatureFuneral rites and ceremoniesHistory and criticismAntiquitiesMourning customsRome







