Damnatio memoriae PDF

convenzionale: damnatio memoriae, una locuzione latina che significa letteralmente “condanna della memoria”. Nel diritto romano il termine indicava una pena che consisteva nella cancellazione di qualsiasi traccia della vita di una persona, come se non fosse mai esistita. Si applicava in particolare ai potenti caduti in disgrazia. Una nave affondata e un prezioso carico andato perduto: la Madrague de Giens. Intorno alla metà del I secolo a.C. una nave mercantile romana naufragò al largo della penisola di Giens nel situata sud della francia tra Tolone e Sant Tropez.

Наказанию damnatio memoriae подвергались не только исторические персонажи, но и географические объекты. Такое случилось с рекой Яик Название ... В римских источниках упоминаются иные формулировки с той же сутью — memoria damnata, abolitio memoriae. Вычёркивание персоны из памяти ...

Damnatio memoriae — особая форма посмертного наказания, применявшаяся в Древнем Риме к государственным преступникам — узурпаторам власти, ... Damnatio memoriae were not completely successful in wiping out the memory of an individual. Among the emperors who suffered damnatio memoriae are some of ...

The origin of the damnatio memoriaeAlthough the term damnatio memoriae has been used in research for many decades as terminus technicus, it is by no means antique. 13 One of the first uses of this term is found in a German dissertation from the 17th century, since this publication it is spoken almost exclusively in the German-speaking countries of a damnatio memoriae. 14 This terminus technicus denotes all official punishments that cause a deviation of memory.

Damnatio memoriae (DM) was the process of erasing from the (public) memory of a person (usually a Roman emperor) whose name and images are removed ... If an emperor has been disappointing, cruel, tyrannical, or just related to the wrong person he is at risk of being damned, erased, have his likenesses destroyed ...