Antiquitas classica

[thumb|upright=1.2|[Parthenon, exemplum eminentissimum antiquitatis classicae.]]
[thumb|upright=1.2|[Etrusci|Fines Etruscorum circa annum 800 a.C.n.]]
[thumb|upright=1.2|[Foedus Delium anno 431 a.C.n., sub bellum Peloponnesiacum]]

**Antiquitas classica** est spatium antiquitatis quod in regionibus Mediterraneo mari adiacentibus fere a saeculo VIII a.C.n. ad nostrae aetatis saeculum VI intercessit. Eo tempore artes litteraeque Graecorum et Romanorum florebant et late propagabantur. Inde a saeculo II a.C.n. potestas Romana extra Italiae fines crescit et denique per multas terras Europae, Africae Septentrionalis, Asiaeque Mediae valebat.

*Antiquitas posterior
*Britannia Romana
*Dacia Romana
*Ecclesia antiqua
*Gallia
*Hellenismus
*Ilium
*Imperium Romanum
*Litterae Latinae
*Mythologia Graeca
*Mythologia Romana
*Patres Ecclesiae
*Periodizatio
*Religio Christiana
*Religio Graeca
*Religio Romana
*Res classicae

## Bibliographia
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*Walbank, Frank W. 1993. *The Hellenistic world.* Ed. retractata. Cantabrigiae Massachusettae: Harvard University Press. ISBN 0674387260.

Categoria:Res classicae