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- https://human.libretexts.org/Courses/Saint_Mary's_College_(Notre_Dame_IN)/Humanistic_Studies/Readings_on_Roman_Men_and_Women_(Bird)/02%3A_Documents_on_Roman_Men_and_Women/2.02%3A_Hortensia_makes_a_speech_from_Appians_Civil_WarsIcilius, who was one of the judges in the trial of Brutus and Cassius [13] when Octavius [14] presided over the tribunal [15] with his army, and who, when all the other judges deposited secret ballots...Icilius, who was one of the judges in the trial of Brutus and Cassius [13] when Octavius [14] presided over the tribunal [15] with his army, and who, when all the other judges deposited secret ballots of condemnation, alone publicly deposited one of acquittal, now unmindful of his former magnanimity and independence put his shoulder under a dead body that was being conveyed to burial, and took a place among the carriers of the bier.
- https://human.libretexts.org/Courses/Saint_Mary's_College_(Notre_Dame_IN)/Humanistic_Studies/Readings_on_Roman_Men_and_Women_(Bird)/02%3A_Documents_on_Roman_Men_and_Women/2.03%3A_Laudatio_TuriaeYour intention was in fact that you yourself, relying on our well-known conformity of sentiment, would search out and provide for me a wife who was worthy and suitable for me, and you declared that yo...Your intention was in fact that you yourself, relying on our well-known conformity of sentiment, would search out and provide for me a wife who was worthy and suitable for me, and you declared that you would regard future children as joint and as though your own, and that you would not effect a separation of our property which had already been held in common, but that it would still be under my control and, if I wished so, under your administration: nothing would be kept apart by you, nothing s…
- https://human.libretexts.org/Courses/Saint_Mary's_College_(Notre_Dame_IN)/Humanistic_Studies/Readings_on_Roman_Men_and_Women_(Bird)/02%3A_Documents_on_Roman_Men_and_Women
- https://human.libretexts.org/Courses/Saint_Mary's_College_(Notre_Dame_IN)/Humanistic_Studies/HUST_292%3A_Reclaiming_the_Classical_Past_for_a_Diverse_and_Global_World/01%3A_Apuleius-_Cupid_and_PsycheThe famous tale of Cupid and Psyche from Apuleius's The Golden Ass, translated and edited by John Shinners, with notes and illustrations by Brittany Blagburn and Jessalynn Bird.
- https://human.libretexts.org/Courses/Saint_Mary's_College_(Notre_Dame_IN)/Humanistic_Studies/Readings_on_Roman_Men_and_Women_(Bird)/01%3A_Class_PlanBe prepared to point to specific passages and explain how they either confirm or contest Barrow’s picture of Roman women and Roman men. Are there any interesting parallels or contradictions between te...Be prepared to point to specific passages and explain how they either confirm or contest Barrow’s picture of Roman women and Roman men. Are there any interesting parallels or contradictions between textual evidence and surviving artistic and archeological evidence (see the Powerpoint) for Roman women and men? What does this tell us about the power of museums to shape our perception of the past? (see the links in the document on Africans living in the Roman empire).
- https://human.libretexts.org/Courses/Saint_Mary's_College_(Notre_Dame_IN)/Humanistic_Studies/Readings_on_Roman_Men_and_Women_(Bird)/02%3A_Documents_on_Roman_Men_and_Women/2.04%3A_M._Tullius_Cicero_For_Marcus_CaeliusFor I saw, I saw, and I myself experienced that grief, the bitterest grief that I ever felt in my life, when Quintus Metellus was torn from the heart and bosom of his country, and when that man who co...For I saw, I saw, and I myself experienced that grief, the bitterest grief that I ever felt in my life, when Quintus Metellus was torn from the heart and bosom of his country, and when that man who considered himself born only for this empire, but three days after he had been in good health, flourishing in the senate-house, in the rostrum, and in the republic; while in the flower of his age, of an excellent constitution, and in the full vigor of manhood, was torn in a most unworthy manner from …
- https://human.libretexts.org/Courses/Saint_Mary's_College_(Notre_Dame_IN)/Humanistic_Studies/Satyricon%3A_Translation_with_Critical_Introduction_and_ActivitiesTHE SATYRICON. Latin original by Gaius or Titus Petronius. Translated by Alfred R. Allinson (Panurge Press, 1930), adapted and abridged by Jessalynn Bird, following chapter divisions and textual ellip...THE SATYRICON. Latin original by Gaius or Titus Petronius. Translated by Alfred R. Allinson (Panurge Press, 1930), adapted and abridged by Jessalynn Bird, following chapter divisions and textual ellipses of C. Chinn. A reconstructed translation of the Satyricon, complete with critical introduction and footnotes. Questions and activities may be found as separate chapters.
- https://human.libretexts.org/Courses/Saint_Mary's_College_(Notre_Dame_IN)/Humanistic_Studies/Readings_on_Roman_Men_and_Women_(Bird)/02%3A_Documents_on_Roman_Men_and_Women/2.01%3A_From_Titus_Livius_(Livy)_The_History_of_RomeThe Capitol was filled with crowds, who favored or opposed the law; nor could the matrons [4] be kept at home, either by advice or shame, nor even by the commands of their husbands; but beset every st...The Capitol was filled with crowds, who favored or opposed the law; nor could the matrons [4] be kept at home, either by advice or shame, nor even by the commands of their husbands; but beset every street and pass in the city; beseeching the men as they went down to the Forum [5], that in the present flourishing state of the commonwealth, when the public prosperity was daily increasing, they would permit the women so far to partake of it, as to have their former ornaments of dress restored.
- https://human.libretexts.org/Learning_Objects/Humanistic_Studies_Supplemental_Modules/Satyricon%3A_Translation_with_Critical_Introduction_and_ActivitiesTHE SATYRICON. Latin original by Gaius or Titus Petronius. Translated by Alfred R. Allinson (Panurge Press, 1930), adapted and abridged by Jessalynn Bird, following chapter divisions and textual ellip...THE SATYRICON. Latin original by Gaius or Titus Petronius. Translated by Alfred R. Allinson (Panurge Press, 1930), adapted and abridged by Jessalynn Bird, following chapter divisions and textual ellipses of C. Chinn. A reconstructed translation of the Satyricon, complete with critical introduction and footnotes. Questions and activities may be found as separate chapters.
