Performances in Julia Saturnina’s city
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Espanya > Cultura Clàssica > 2n ESO > Continuïtat del patrimoni cultural. Literatura, art i ciència
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Observacions i context
In Rome, we know, by the testimonies of authors, many female physicians who also wrote treatises; this is the case of Elephantis, Lais, Olympias of Thebes, Antiochis and Metrodora. Among the women who wrote about gynaecology and obstetrics, the texts of Cleopatra and Aspasia were the most important until the work of Trocta in the 11th century.
Epigraphic testimonies also speak of Primilla, Empiria, Venuleia Sosis, who appear as medici; Salustia Ateneis, as obstetrix; Naevia Clara, as medicaphilologa, and Aurelia Alexandra Zozima, "for her medical knowledge".
Funerary inscriptions show Metilia Donata in Lugdunum, Asyllia Polla in Carthago, Naevia Clara in Rome, Scantia Redempta in Capua and Julia Saturnina in Emerita Augusta.
La actividad va dirigida a 2º de la ESO en CUC, bloque de Continuidad del patrimonio cultural. Arte y ciencia. También se podría realizar en cualquier otro nivel, en el mismo bloque.
Descripció
Identifying the venues for public events in Emerita Augusta, what they were used for and their main parts. Classifying, according to their typology, other buildings and public works that support the importance of this city, as well as highlighting the amount of inscriptions found in them, amongst which was the funerary inscription of Julia Saturnina.