Autobiography (Oration 1)

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Autobiography (Oration 1) is a self-narrated speech by the 4th-century Greek sophist Libanius, detailing his life, career, and intellectual milieu in the late Roman Empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Greek oration
autobiographical work
speech
alsoKnownAs Or. 1
Oration 1 NERFINISHED
author Libanius NERFINISHED
centuryOfComposition 4th century
countryOfOrigin Roman Empire NERFINISHED
culturalContext Greek sophistic tradition
describes cities where Libanius lived and taught
education of Libanius
intellectual networks of Greek sophists
relationships of Libanius with students and patrons
teaching career of Libanius
field classics
late antique studies
rhetoric
focusesOn professional identity of a sophist
status of rhetoric in the late Roman Empire
genre autobiography
rhetorical oration
historicalPeriodDescribed late Roman Empire NERFINISHED
language Ancient Greek
literaryDevice apologia
self-presentation
literaryForm oration
literaryTradition Second Sophistic NERFINISHED
mainSubject career of Libanius as sophist and rhetorician
intellectual milieu of the late Roman Empire
life of Libanius
narrativeMode retrospective self-narration
narrativePerspective first-person
partOf corpus of Libanius
preservedIn manuscript tradition of Libanius
scholarlyDiscipline ancient history
philology
settingDescribed Antioch NERFINISHED
Constantinople NERFINISHED
various cities of the eastern Roman Empire
timeOfNarration later life of Libanius
usedAsSourceFor biography of Libanius
history of Greek education in late antiquity
social history of late antique Antioch
workChronologyWithinAuthor early numbered oration of Libanius

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Libanius notableWork Autobiography (Oration 1)