Entre temps de mémoire et temps de l’histoire. L’invention romaine de l’âge d’or

In this contribution, P.-A. Deproost estimates the originality of the Roman interpretation of the races hesiodic myth. In opposition to the Greek myth, Rome situates the Golden Age at the origin of a process which binds the imaginary of happiness and the political reflection on the survival of the Vrbs and her values.

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