Herodes

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Herodes was a prominent 2nd-century Greek aristocrat, sophist, and Roman senator renowned for his immense wealth, public benefactions, and influence in the cultural life of the Roman Empire.

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instanceOf Greek aristocrat
Roman senator
Roman-era Athenian
orator
sophist
birthPlace Attica
Greece
Marathon
children Atticus Bradua
Elpinice
citizenship Athens
Roman Empire
culturalRole mediator between Greek elites and Roman imperial power
ethnicity Greek
familyBackground descended from a wealthy Athenian family
floruit reign of Antoninus Pius
reign of Marcus Aurelius
fullName Lucius Vibullius Hipparchus Tiberius Claudius Atticus Herodes
knownFor immense wealth
influence in the cultural life of the Roman Empire
patronage of Greek culture
public benefactions
language Ancient Greek
marriedTo Regilla
movement Second Sophistic
name Herodes Atticus
notableWork Odeon of Herodes Atticus in Athens
occupation Roman senator
orator
sophist
teacher of rhetoric
patronage construction of the Odeon of Herodes Atticus on the south slope of the Acropolis
funding of aqueducts and water-supply works
funding of public buildings in Asia Minor
funding of public buildings in Greece
support of athletic festivals
support of literary and philosophical schools
regionOfActivity Greece
Italy
Roman Empire
religion traditional Greco-Roman religion
socialStatus leading figure of the Second Sophistic
member of the Roman senatorial order
spouse Appia Annia Regilla
style Atticist rhetoric
linked to: Atticism
taughtAt Athens
Rome
various cities of the Greek East
timePeriod 2nd century

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