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Laudatio funebris

Roman funerary practices

The eulogy (laudatio funebris) was a formal oration or panegyric in praise of the dead. It was one of two forms of discourse at a Roman funeral, the other being the chant (nenia). The practice is associated with noble families, and the conventions for words spoken at an ordinary person's funeral go unrecorded. While oratory was practiced in ...

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The Laudatio Turiae: A Source for Roman Political and

This paper aims to provide an in depth study of the late first century BC epigraphic source, the Laudatio Turiae, otherwise known as the Eulogy of Turia.This oddly under studied document and artefact, this paper argues, can give us great insight into the social and political environment of the turbulent triumviral period, and also into that of the newly formed Principate.

Laudatio funebris Oxford Reference

laudatio funebris Source: The Oxford Classical Dictionary Author(s): Alessandro Schiesaro (cf. Thesaurus Linguae Latinae 7 2. 1040. 40, first in Seneca (the Elder) Suasoriae 6. 21; laudatio alone is more common), ...

Laudatio funebris Flower Major Reference Works

Abstract Laudatio funebris was the name given to public eulogies of Roman politicians delivered at their funerals. Laudatio funebris Flower Major Reference Works Wiley Online Library Skip to Article Content