Andróginas y monstruos. Mujeres que hablan en la antigua Roma

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Published 20-10-2011
DOI https://doi.org/10.1387/veleia.3264
Evelyn Höbenreich

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1. Sources and silences. 2. Officia virilia. 3. Women as prosecutors/plaintiffs. 4. Carfania files too many petitions. 5. Maesia defends herself. 6. Hortensia brings about the abolition of a tax. 7. Iuris peritae? 8. Modern historiography.
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