ALTERNATIVES TO KINSHIP? TETRARCHS AND THE DIFFICULTIES OF REPRESENTING NON-DYNASTIC RULE by Olivier Hekster

Subjects: “…roman emperors…”
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Collections of relics and their role in the representation of Charles IV’s idea of statehood (Sbírky relikvií nástrojem reprezentace ideje státnosti Karla IV.) by Tomáš Drobný

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An unknown emperor in the relief of Shapour I: Tang-e Chogan; Bishapour III by Seyed saheb Barzin, Mohammad Tavakolian

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Reply by Anne Huijbers

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The Diaries of Emperor Charles VI: “Sneak Peeks” into the Daily Routine of the Imperial Viennese Court by Stefan Seitschek

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Shades of Empire in Late Medieval and Renaissance Reichsitalien. Questioning New Perspectives by Giovanni Francesco Contel

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Similar to Gods: Some Words in the Imperial Cult in the Roman Empire by Andres Ci̇d Zurıta

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On the correspondence between I.M. Grevs and S.I. Arkhangelsky (1920s): The aspects of personal biography and historiography by K.V. Gersh, A.A. Kuznetsov

Subjects: “…“the edict on maximum prices” of roman emperor diocletian…”
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Women’s diplomacy in the XVI century France: the example of Louise of Savoy by Vladislava S. Bystrova

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From empire to state jurisdiction: Reclaiming Bartolus' juristic contribution by Kopcke Tinture, M

“…His key contribution lies in defending the independence of city-states by appeal to Roman law, where the latter is understood as a standing set of rules decoupled from the Roman Emperor as human sovereign. Decoupling Roman law from the Roman Emperor paves the way for the 'Reception' of Roman law and embodies a sound understanding of law-making as rule-governed.…”

Ioannes III Batatzes’s Italian Venture: Byzantine Imperial Revival in Mediterranean Diplomacy by Aleksandar Jovanović

“…Three Greek letters by the Holy Roman emperor Frederick II Hohenstaufen to the Eastern Roman emperor Ioannes III Batatzes, dating from the year 1250, cast light on the Laskarid involvement in Italian politics outside of the Balkan Peninsula, the traditional sphere of Byzantine influence. …”
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Tourist valorization of roman imperial city Felix Romuliana by Berić Dejan, Ivkov-Džigurski Anđelija, Tomić Nemanja

“…This is where the Roman emperor was buried and included among the gods. …”
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MENTIONS OF THE DANUBE IN THE POETRY OF CLAUDIUS CLAUDIANUS by SNEŽANA VUKADINOVIĆ, ALEKSANDRA SMIRNOV-BRKIĆ

“… Claudian (Claudius Claudianus fl. 395 CE–404 CE) was a late antique poet from the Hellenised East, who rose to fame as the court poet for the western Roman emperor Honorius (393– 423). He came to Rome around 395 CE, and there he began using his talent as a classically trained poet to write panegyrics for wealthy and influential aristocrats and politicians. …”
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Tradition of geodetic instruments production in the Czech Republic by P. Hánek, P. Hánek, P. Hánek Sr., P. Hánek Sr.

“…Significant development peaks occurred in the 14th century during the reign of the Holy Roman Emperor and King of Bohemia Charles IV and then at the turn of the 16th and 17th centuries during the reign of the Holy Roman Emperor Rudolf II. …”
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Pessoa's Antinous by Reed, J. D.

“…Pessoa's Antinous follows a tradition of poems on mythological dying-god figures mourned by their divine lovers, transferring the tropes of that tradition to the Roman emperor Hadrian and his lover, who had been appropriated by fin-de-siècle literary homoeroticism.…”
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A lesson from Pietro Leopoldo by Giacomo Becattini

“…Upon leaving Tuscany to become Holy Roman Emperor, Leopold II left some notes (1790) that prove very interesting to today’s economist. …”
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CUNOAŞTEREA CATAFATICĂ ŞI APOFATICĂ by Gheorghe Serban

“…The author analyses the 33rd chapter of Sextus Aurelius Victor’s De Caesaribus, referring tothe reign of the Roman emperor Licinius Gallienus, 218-268. The text approaches the beginning of the Romanempire’s division into microstates, caused by the diminishing of the authority coming from Rome, followingValerianus’s death, Gallienus’s father. …”
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A lira, a esmeralda e o incêndio by Matteo Rei

“…Several Portuguese literary texts that appeared in the second half of the 19th century have as their subject the Roman emperor Nero. In these texts there are some recurring elements that are associated with the representation of the emperor, such as the scene in which Nero sings with his lyre while observing the burning of Rome. …”
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Emperor Julian: official image and political communication by Fabio Guidetti

“…The article examines the official image of the Roman emperor Julian (Caesar 359-361; Augustus 361-363), known to us mainly from numismatic evidence. …”
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Marcas autoriales de composición en fray Antonio de Guevara: compositio numerorum y enumeraciones (más o menos) fraudulentas by Emilio Blanco

“…After a review of the classicaland patristic intellectual framework that could encourage that rhetoricalpractice, we aim to prove that this is another authoritative resource,together with the quotation of classical authorities, so as to insert intothe tenuous argument –the life of the Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius– the doctrine he wants to communicate to his audience.…”
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