- Jean-Paul Thuillier –
have been labeled with a double name of praenomen and clan/family (gentilicial) name
(Thuillier 2009). We are therefore far from the Hellenic agones (competitions) where, at
that time, only citizens were allowed to compete, but at the same time we are close to the
Roman ludi: Roman citizens and the social elite are in the stands as spectators, and they
would blush to think of participating in a show before an audience. This is one of the
dividing lines between Greece and Rome as Cornelius Nepos has well demonstrated, and
one may also wonder in this respect whether the Etruscan model was not the decisive one.
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