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O pewnym ślubnym zwyczaju w relacji Marka Terencjusza Warrona

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Hartleb-Kropidło B.
Collectanea Philologica
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2020
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issue 23
99-110
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This article focuses on a certain wedding custom presented by the ancient Roman scholar, Marcus Terentius Varro in his work De vita populi Romani. According to him Roman bride on her way to her new home used to carry three coins, and to dedicate them to her husband, to Household Lares and to Compital Lares.
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Concordia, aeternitas Imperii i kwestie dynastyczne w menniczym programie ideologicznym okresu pierwszych Sewerów

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Balbuza K.
Studia Europaea Gnesnensia
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2015
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issue 12
61-84
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The paper analyses all early Severan coinage commemorating the ideas of concord (concordia) in the state, in particular the concepts of marital concord (concordia felix), perpetual concord (perpetua concordia) and eternal concord (concordia aeterna ), against the backdrop of the simultaneously propagated idea of aeternitas Imperii as well as the ideology and policy of succession of the ruling house.
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The paper analyses all early Severan coinage commemorating the ideas of concord (concordia) in the state, in particular the concepts of marital concord (concordia felix), perpetual concord (perpetua concordia) and eternal concord (concordia aeterna ), against the backdrop of the simultaneously propagated idea of aeternitas Imperii as well as the ideology and policy of succession of the ruling house.
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