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Actors and Orators

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Loska E.
Classica Cracoviensia
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2016
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issue 19
129-141
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In ancient Rome the professions of actors and orators seemed to be the two sides of the same coin. The coin is performance and the sides are good and evil. Actors were seen as scum who dare to pretend they can be anyone, even though on stage only. Orators, on the other hand, were respected members of the community, perceived as crucial representatives of Roman society.
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Artificum scaenicorum studium amoremque inhonestum probrosumque esse. The actors and their audience in the Roman theatre

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Loska E.
Classica Cracoviensia
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2014
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issue 17
145-163
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The paper analyses the role and position of actors in ancient Rome, from the times of the Republic to the principate. Main emphasis is put on the legal understanding of problems such as the special order of seating in Roman theatres and the privileges of senators and ordo equester, social position of actors and the question of the citizens’ participation (willing or not) in the performances.
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