TORTURING THE EARTH: MASCULINITY AND VIOLENCE IN COLUMELLA'S <i>DE RE RUSTICA</i> 10.68–74

Writing in the first century ce , Columella delineates farming practice based on personal experience and observation. Roman attitudes towards slavery, truth, and torture are highlighted in a particularly graphic description of preparing the soil for sowing.

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Greece and Rome
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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1017/s0017383524000019
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Renaissance Literature and Culture
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TORTURING THE EARTH: MASCULINITY AND VIOLENCE IN COLUMELLA'S DE RE RUSTICA 10.68–74

Mark Grant
Greece and Rome
Renaissance Literature and Culture
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TORTURING THE EARTH: MASCULINITY AND VIOLENCE IN COLUMELLA'S DE RE RUSTICA 10.68–74

Mark Grant
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Writing in the first century ce , Columella delineates farming practice based on personal experience and observation. Roman attitudes towards slavery, truth, and torture are highlighted in a particularly graphic description of preparing the soil for sowing.

Greece and RomeVol. 71(2)
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