Orosius: an Iberian patriot’s History of Rome

Andrew Fear

Orosius: an Iberian patriot’s History of Rome

Classics, Ancient History & Egyptology

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Abstract

This paper uses the concept of creole patriotism foundi in Latin American Studies to examine the way that Orosius combines a strong local patriotism to his homeland in Iberia with an overarching patriotism to the Roman Empire as a whole

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Escribir Historia en la Hispania tardoantigua
Publisher	Universidad de Granada
Publication status	Submitted - Dec 2018

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