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The Architecture of Luxury
Therewere, however, twotypesof'Lucullean marble':the term
wasalsousedtoidentify ablackandalso awhite marble.55 Althoughquarried
locallyat Carrara, white Lucullean marblewasnoless valued. Lucullean marble,
then, couldbeimported ...
Dr Annette Condello, 2014
2
The Art of Rome C.753 B.C.-A.D. 337: Sources and Documents
Four years after the consulship of Lepidus, L. Lucullus was consul, the man who
gave his name, as is quite obvious from the fact of it, to Lucullean marble. He was
quite delighted with it and first brought it to Rome, although as a rule it is the ...
Jerome Jordan Pollitt, 1983
3
CliffsComplete The Awakening
He exaggerated every detail, making it appear a veritable Lucullean feast.
scantling: a small beam ortimber, especially one ofsmall cross section, as a two-
by-four. Lucullean: as inthe banquets of Lucius Lucinius Lucullus The flowers
were in ...
Kate Chopin, Sheri Metzger, 2009
4
The statesman in Plutarch&s works. 2. “The” statesman in ...
Also note Plutarch, Lucullus 29.5, reporting that Lucullus was honoured as
εεργτης and κτστης. For the Lucullean eras of Sinope, Amastris, and
Abonuteichus see Marek (1985) 144–152; Leschhorn (1993) 157–169, with
catalogue 478–481.
5
The works of Cornelius Tacitus: with an essay on his life ...
... and gave them the name of Lucullean. This gave umbrage to Domitian, and, for
that reason, the tyrant ordered him to be put to death. Sueton. Life of Domitian,
sect. x. (rf) La Bletterie observes that the modest deportment of Agricola calls to ...
6
The Roman traitor: or, The days of Cicero, Cato and ...
The doors stood wide open ; and on either hand the vestibule were arranged the
lictors leaning upon their fasces, while the whole space of the great Corinthian
hall within, lighted from above, and adorned with vast black pillars of Lucullean ...
Henry William Herbert, 1853
7
Empire of Pleasures: Luxury and Indulgence in the Roman World
Mount Hymertus itself was one: its blue-grey marble would be less expensive, so
Pliny implies, than Lucullean (nore 56). He believed that the six twelve-foot
Hymerrian columns imporred by L. Crassus, about 100 BC, were the first marble
...
... which he collected with vast expense, lavishly bestowing all the wealth and
treasure which he got in the war upon them, insomuch that even now, with all the
advance of luxury, the Lucullean gardens are counted the noblest the emperor
has ...
Plutarch, John Stuart White, 1966
9
A treatise on the situation, manners, and inhabitants of Germany
... called Lucullean, V. Domit. x. wjhoare accustomed to form their ideas of great
men from 202 THE LIFE OF AGRICOLA.
10
The Impact of the Roman Army (200 BC-AD 476): Economic, ...
Thus, Domitian is said to have executed “Sallustius Lucullus, governor of Britain,
for allowing lances of a new pattern to be named 'Lucullean', after his own name”.
Finally, of course, and perhaps most important of all, was the physical ...
Impact of Empire (Organització). Workshop, Lukas De Blois, Elio Lo Cascio, 2007
