… Batavians as a political formation and as an ethnic group. Did the one succeed the other?
Which group or individuals took the lead in cultivating a Batavian identity? How long did that …

… Batavians will be relevant for the broader discussion on ethnic identities in the Roman Empire…
10-11) addresses the Batavian genesis as an ethnic group in the 1st c. AD In this, both the …

… know as the Roman empire? And how then should we assess the Batavian case in comparison
… of imperial powers in the frontier regions of their empires often reinforces some existing …

Comment comprendre les processus d'évolution des populations au contact de Rome?
Depuis de nombreuses années, N. Roymans s' est attaché à définir ceux qui ont affecté les …

1 En histoire romaine, l’ethnicité est peu discutée. En soi, le concept n’a été défini que
récemment, principalement par les sociologues américains, débarrassé de sa charge colonialiste…

… of national cultural identity, biological descent or racial … the Batavians are Roman, and
therefore it is a Roman projection … Roman Empire that did not respect the terms of their ancient …

… in the imperial household20. Traders ranged throughout the … The position of the Batavians
in the Roman world of this time … their empire the ancient Athenians had failed to share power …

… So what was the nature of Batavian ethnicity? Roymans (… This chapter has attempted to
show how ethnic identities could be … configurations, and the Roman Empire was no exception. …

… of new imperial administrative units. Illyricum itself was already an artificial product of Roman
imperial power: the … peoples that led big revolts against Roman power (eg the Batavians). …

… The narrative of the Batavian Revolt of 69-70 in the same author’s Histories raises similar …
that the Canninefates had their own ethnic auxiliary units in the first century. IP Haynes, “The …