The Augustus political project in the carmen saeculare of Horace. Contemporary and late-antique implications

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Octavius, who entered the Roman politics after the assassination of Julius Caesar in March 44 B.C, assumed the task of organizing a state in decline, simulating the permanence of the institutions of the ancient Republic. Building a new political order, the young Octavian transformed the knowledge st...

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Autor principal: Pégolo, Liliana
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Publicado: Universidad de Buenos Aires, Facultad de Filosofía y Letras 2014
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Augusto
Horacio
Carmen Saeculare
programa político
Ludi
Augustus
Horace
politics project
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spelling I28-R145-1068_oai2025-11-17 Pégolo, Liliana 2014-12-02 Octavius, who entered the Roman politics after the assassination of Julius Caesar in March 44 B.C, assumed the task of organizing a state in decline, simulating the permanence of the institutions of the ancient Republic. Building a new political order, the young Octavian transformed the knowledge structures that held the Republican elite, to antiquarian, lawyers, poets and artists give way, through their works, an ambitious cultural program. Among these, the poet Horace, then known for his lyrical production, was adjusted to the Augustan ideology to compose, at the request of the emperor, the Carmen Saeculare, an hymn meant to be sung during the “Games of the Century” (17 B.C.), specially to pray the gods of the Palatine—the protectors of Augustus— so that Rome would enjoy eternal peace, abundance and fertility. Octavio, quien ingresó a la política romana tras el asesinato de Julio César en marzo del año 44 a. C., asumió la tarea de organizar un estado en decadencia, simulando continuar con las instituciones de la antigua República. En la construcción de un nuevo orden político, el joven Octaviano transformó las estructuras de conocimiento, que ostentaba la élite republicana, para que anticuarios, juristas, poetas y artistas plásticos dieran forma, a través de sus obras, de un ambicioso programa cultural. Entre estos, el poeta Horacio, conocido entonces por su producción lírica, se ajustó al ideario augustal al componer, a pedido del emperador, el Carmen Saeculare, un himno destinado a ser cantado durante los “Juegos del Siglo” del 17 a. C., con el cual se rogaría particularmente a los dioses del Palatino—los protectores de Augusto—para que Roma gozara de paz, abundancia y fecundidad eternas. application/pdf https://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/AcHAM/article/view/1068 10.34096/aciham.v10.1068 spa Universidad de Buenos Aires, Facultad de Filosofía y Letras https://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/AcHAM/article/view/1068/1042 Actas y comunicaciones del Instituto de Historia Antigua y Medieval; Vol. 10 (2014); 11-21 1669-7286 Augusto Horacio Carmen Saeculare programa político Ludi Augustus Horace Carmen Saeculare politics project Ludi The Augustus political project in the carmen saeculare of Horace. Contemporary and late-antique implications El programa político de Augusto en carmen saeculare horaciano. Proyecciones contemporáneas y tardoantiguas info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion https://repositoriouba.sisbi.uba.ar/gsdl/cgi-bin/library.cgi?a=d&c=medieval&d=1068_oai
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Horacio
Carmen Saeculare
programa político
Ludi
Augustus
Horace
Carmen Saeculare
politics project
Ludi
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Horacio
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The Augustus political project in the carmen saeculare of Horace. Contemporary and late-antique implications
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Carmen Saeculare
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Carmen Saeculare
politics project
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description Octavius, who entered the Roman politics after the assassination of Julius Caesar in March 44 B.C, assumed the task of organizing a state in decline, simulating the permanence of the institutions of the ancient Republic. Building a new political order, the young Octavian transformed the knowledge structures that held the Republican elite, to antiquarian, lawyers, poets and artists give way, through their works, an ambitious cultural program. Among these, the poet Horace, then known for his lyrical production, was adjusted to the Augustan ideology to compose, at the request of the emperor, the Carmen Saeculare, an hymn meant to be sung during the “Games of the Century” (17 B.C.), specially to pray the gods of the Palatine—the protectors of Augustus— so that Rome would enjoy eternal peace, abundance and fertility.
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