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L'Emancipation Feminine Dans La Rome Antique
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“We command all men, and the women command us,” affirmed Cato. Roman history according to what we have been told, however, remains that of Roman men, and women are often overlooked. However, as of the end of the Republic, as shown by the example of Clodia who was so defamed by Cicero, and during the first two centuries of our era, Roman women acquired a great deal of independence, apart from political rights. The Roman Empire’s “Golden Century” is also the one in which women enjoyed the greatest freedom and the broadest rights, and even played a key role in public affairs due to their undeniable influence. Guy Fau relates the history of Rome by reversing the roles and discussing Livia and Julia rather than Augustus, Poppaea rather than Neron, and Lesbia rather than Catullus.
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