François Hinard

François Hinard (born in 1941) is a French academic and historian, specialist in the Roman history.

Biography

François Hinard makes his higher learning with the Sorbonne and specializes in the Roman history. In 1967, it is received with the contest of the aggregation of traditional letters, and starts to teach as professor de Lettres with the college of Poissy. In same time, it is Part-time lecturer of French to the Université of Latin Paris X then of to the Université of Mans.

Its university career continues with the Université Charles-of-Gaulle - Lille 3, where he is assistant then Latin lecturer of between 1972 and 1983.

In 1981, it is named professor of old story to the military special École of Saint-Cyr military school to Coëtquidan, where it teaches until in 1990.

In 1982, François Hinard supports his thesis of Doctorat of State in Sorbonne on the proscriptions of republican Rome , with the honourable mention Très (unanimously), which is published in 1985 by the French École of Rome.

Of 1983 with 1989, he is professor of Roman history and archeology to the Université of Caen, where he assumes during three years the direction of the UFR of History (1985 - 1988).

In 1989, he becomes professor of “Civilizations of Antiquity” to the Université of Paris IV and directs a “grouping of research” of CNRS and universities of Paris, Bordeaux, Nancy and Lyon for the edition, the translation and the comment of the Greek historian Dion Cassius (two published volumes, two in preparation).

Of 1993 with 1995, it takes up the duties of scientific director “Letters and social sciences”, then of director of the “Scientific information and technique and the libraries” to the ministry for Higher education and Research.

Of 1995 with 1999, it is vice-chancellor of the academy of Rheims, chancellor of the universities

François Hinard was, moreover, member of the scientific advice of the National university (1987 - 1991), member of the board of directors of the National library (1982 - 1993), Member of the Commissions of CNRS “the scientific information and his diffusion” and “the worlds of traditional antiquity” (1987 - 1991).

He is also director of collections for a certain number of publishers:

  • Collection Realia , with the Editions of the Humanities;
  • Collection Ancient , at Boccard editor;
  • Collection Past-Present , with the Presses univeristaires of Paris-Sorbonne.
and director of collective work to the Editions Beech

Work

Books

  • bibliographical Introduction for the study of Antiquity (in collaboration with Georges Losfeld, for the Greek part), 195 p., Lille, 1976.
  • Proscriptions of republican Rome , 605 p., French School of Rome, coll of the French School n° 83, Rome, 1985.
  • Sylla , 327 p., Beech, Paris, 1985 -. (Italian Translation: Silla , Rome, Salerno, 1990).
  • Death, deaths and beyond in the Roman world , 375 p., Acts of the conference, Caen (20 November 22nd 1985), Caen, 1987.
  • Dictatorships , 112 p., Acts of the roundtable, Paris, (27- February 28th 1984), Paris, of Boccard, 1988.
  • Rome. Urban space and its representations , 286 p., university Presses of Paris-Sorbonne, Paris, 1992.
  • the Roman Republic , PUF, coll Which do I know? , Paris, 1992.
  • Death with the daily newspaper in the Roman world , 257 p., Acts of the conference of the Sorbonne (7 October 9th, 1993), Boccard, Paris, 1995.
  • History of Rome. Origins with Auguste , (direction of work and writing, in collaboration with Dominique Briquel, Giovanni Brizzi and Jean-Michel Roddaz), 1075 p., Beech, Paris, 2000 -

Articles

  1. the pro Quinctio, a political discourse? , REA LXXVII, 1975 , 88-107.
  2. Remarks on the praecones and praeconium in Rome of the end of the Republic , Latomus XXXV, 1976, 730-746.
  3. L. Cornelius Chrysogonus and the political scope of the pro Roscio Amerino , Liverpool Classical Monthly 4, 1979, 75-76.
  4. Paternus inimicus : on an expression from Cicéron , Wuilleumier Mixtures, Paris, 1980, 197-210.
  5. the proscription of 82 and the Italians , Bourgeoisies Italian local elections in IIe and Ier centuries A.C., Naples, 1983, 325-331.
  6. Birth of the myth of Sylla , REL LXII, 1984, 81-97.
  7. On the liberi proscriptorum. Approaches prosopographic and legal of a political problem , Guarino Mixtures, Naples, 1984, 1889-1907.
  8. the Dead Male. Executions and statute of the body at the time of the first proscription , in Of the Punishment in the city. Body torments and capital punishment in the ancient world , Rome, French School, 1984, 295-311.
  9. the deposition of the consul of 88, Q. Pompeius Rufus, and the first catch of Rome by the weapons , Kentron 1,1, 1985, 3-5.
  10. But which thus killed Gratidianus? , Kentron 2,5, 1986, 118-122.
  11. On another form of the opposition between uirtus and fortuna , Kentron 3,1, 1987, 17-20.
  12. Spectacle of the executions and urban space , the VRBS. Urban space and history, Rome, 1987, 111-125.
  13. Cicéron and Norbanus , Kentron 3,3, 1987, 87-92.
  14. Of the Dictatorship to tyranny. Reflections on the dictatorship of Sylla , Dictatorships, Paris, from Boccard, 1988, 87-96.
  15. Marius, Sylla and Africa " , VIo colloquio Africa Romana , Sassari, 1989, 81-88.
  16. family Solidarity and ruptures at the time of the civil wars , Roundtable Relationships and strategies in Roman Antiquity, Rome, French School, 1990, 555-570.
  17. Mr. Terentius Varro Lucullus, wire of the consul of 73 A.C. , Latomus 49,2, 1990, 421-424.
  18. military revolts in the republican Roman army , BAGB 1990, 2,149-154.
  19. parties taken political of the young person Horace , Kentron 6,5, 1990, 103-113.
  20. Philology, prosopography and history: in connection with L. Fabius Hispaniensis , Historia 40, 1991, 113-119.
  21. Of the Republic to the Empire: revolution and restoration , Conference the Idea of revolution (Sept. 23, 1989), Cahiers of Fontenay-Saint-Cloud 63-64, 1991, 71-80.
  22. militarization of Roman Africa , African Antiquities 27, 1991, 33-38.
  23. C. Sosius and the temple of Apollo , Kentron 8,2, 1992, 57-72.
  24. “Cold Aulu and the oath” - With the Mirror of the ancient culture , Mixtures Rene Marache, Rennes, 1992, 287-301.
  25. Sacramentum , Athenaeum 81, 1993, 251-263.
  26. the legacy of the ancient city , Re-examined sciences morals & policies 2, 1993, 195-228
  27. Pax Romana. Birth and significance , Bases of Peace, P. Chaunu ED., Paris, 1993, 63-78.
  28. the widening of pomerium. Italy and the urban space of Rome , the ciutat in el mondo romàno, Tarragona, 1994, 2 flights in 4°, 233-237 (XIV Congreso Internacional de Arqueologia Clásica, Tarragona, 1993).
  29. will dittatura It costituente di Silla , Seminari di storia E di diritto, has cleaned di A. Calore, Milan, Giuffrè, 1995, 1-10.
  30. Confiscation and dedication of the goods , Index 23, 1995, 405-411.
  31. the “Law of Pouzzoles” and the undertaking , Death with the daily newspaper in the Roman world, Acts of the conference of the Sorbonne (7-9 October 1993), Paris, from Boccard, 1995, 205-212.
  32. Europe gréco-Roman , History of the Populations of Europe, J. - P. Bardet & J. Dupâquier edd., Paris, Beech, 1997, 93-132 (as a coll with P. Salmon & J. - NR. Corvisier).
  33. Vibius Bandaged or Caetronius? , Mnemosyne 52, 1999, 202-206.
  34. Dion Cassius and the abdication of Sylla , REA, 101,3-4, 1999, 427-432.
  35. In Rome, during the war of Sicily (264-241 A.C.) , RSA 2000, 1-17
  36. Rome of the origins at the end of the Republic , in Historical Review I.1. CCLXXVII, 1,1987,121-166 (561, March 1987 January)
  37. Rome of the origins at the end of the Republic , in Historical Review I.2. CCLXXIX, 1,1988,129-180
  38. Rome of the origins at the end of the Republic , in Historical Review II.1. 603, July-September 1997, 115-135
  39. Rome of the origins at the end of the Republic , in Historical Review II.2. 606, April June 1998, 409-440
  40. Rome of the origins at the end of the Republic , in Historical Review 607, September 1998 July, 617-642
  41. Rome of the origins at the end of the Republic , in Historical Review II.3. 612, December 1999 October, 833-858
  • More than one hundred reports in French and foreign reviews

In preparation

  • History of Rome.II: Of Auguste at the end of the Empire , Paris, Beech, 2002, (direction of work in collaboration with Yann Bohec & C. Castillo).
  • “Lex Libitinaria” - civic space and death (edition, translation and comment of an inscription of Pouzzoles), Paris, of Boccard, 2002
  • Dion Cassius, Roman History, books 41 & 42 edition , translation & comment, Paris, Beautiful Letters, 2002, coll of the Universities of France (in collaboration with P. Cordier and M. - L. Freyburger

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