Les uolones de la bataille de Bénévent (214 av. J.C.) : autorité du magistrat et intégration des normes du comportement civique.
Résumé
In 214 BC, 8000 slaves, enlisted since 216 in the roman army, fought victoriously at Beneventum, after what they were freed. The exemplary narrative of Tite-Live describes the process by which the Roman command wanted to create new citizens from slaves, whose status was the most distant from the citizenship, and how the efficiency of the political speech was the result of an interaction between the holder of the authority and those who submitted themselves to it.