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Modelling a Prosopography for the Roman Republic

In this abstract we describe the development of a web application for a prosopography of the Roman Republic, focusing on the data modelling, data harvesting and user interface. The web application offers finegrained data about the elite of the Roman Republic, allowing the detailed study of its attested individuals, including familial composition, office-holding patterns, internal hierarchies, property and wealth. The Digital Prosopography of the Roman Republic (DPRR) is an AHRC (Arts and Humanities Research Council) funded project, running from 2013 to May 2017. It is a collaborative project being developed by King’s Digital Lab, together with the Classics and the Digital Humanities Departments from King’s College London. The project was developed to allow users easy access to complex data to enable them to answer questions such as: