Impressões de um viajante estoico: o simbolismo da morte na Ad Lucilium Epistola LXX, de Sêneca (1-4 a.C. – 65 d.C.)
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2021
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Traveling is a constant activity in everyday social life. It frequently
involves logistics, displacement, food etc. When considering Antiquity,
images of travels and travelers in the works of authors such as Seneca and
Aelius Aristides can be observed and, in a dialogue with material culture,
there are testimonies on the inscriptions of passages, bridges, journeys,
pavements, among other elements. This study aims at analyzing two
aspects of traveling in the Roman society: first, producing reflections on
the roads because they were converted into communication sources and
the basis for imperial power. For this purpose, the case study turns to
Via Appia which connected Rome to Capua. From this point, the second
aspect contemplated follows through philosophical voyages presented in
the Letter LXX by Seneca.
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Viagem, Estradas, Morte, Estoico, Sêneca, Travel, Roads, Death, Stoic, Seneca
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OMENA, Luciane Munhoz de; CARVALHO, Dyeenmes Procópio de. Impressões de um viajante estoico: o simbolismo da morte na Ad Lucilium Epistola LXX de Sêneca (1-4 a.C. - 65 d.C.). Romanitas - revista de estudos grecolatinos, Vitória, n. 18, p. 64-83, 2021. DOI: 10.17648/rom.v0i18.36264. Disponível em: https://periodicos.ufes.br/romanitas/article/view/36264. Acesso em: 2 ago. 2024.