El término auctor en Cicerón
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https://doi.org/10.3989/emerita.1978.v46.i2.879Abstract
In this article different uses of auctor in Cicero are analyzed only when it means a political leader. Auctor is related in these contexts to dux and princeps. This paper tries to prove that these terms are not synonyms; therefore the differences between them are pointed out. The term auctor has heen transferred to political language by Cicero, but its existence as a political word is closely related to the administration of the republic and the senate; this is why it disappeared on the advent of the Empire.
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