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ALTERNATIVES TO KINSHIP? TETRARCHS AND THE DIFFICULTIES OF REPRESENTING NONDYNASTIC RULE
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2014
Journal of Ancient History and Archaeology
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Throughout Roman history, members of the imperial family featured regularly in central coinage, on reliefs and statues, and in inscriptions -both in Rome and the provinces. Roman emperorship was a de facto dynastic system, which explains the sustained emphasis on imperial fathers, mothers, wives and children. Only very rarely was lineage wholly ignored. This posed major problems for imperial representation under the so-called Tetrachy; an explicitly non-dynastic imperial system, not organised
doi:10.14795/j.v1i2.44
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