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Preface to the Third Edition | |
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Preface to the Second Edition | |
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List of Illustrations | |
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List of Maps | |
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Pre-Roman Italy | |
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The Geographical Environment of Roman History | |
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The Mediterranean Area | |
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Italy | |
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The Early Inhabitants of Italy | |
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Stone Age | |
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Bronze Age Man | |
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The Iron Age and the "Villanovans" | |
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The Peoples and Tongues of Italy | |
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Greeks and Etruscans in Early Italy | |
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The Greeks | |
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Who were the Etruscans | |
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Etruscans Civilizations | |
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Etruscan Expansion | |
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The Roman Conquest of Italy | |
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Latium and Rome | |
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The Geography of Latium | |
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The Early History of Latium | |
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Rome, The Site of the City | |
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The Origins of Rome, The Traditional Story | |
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The Origins of Rome, From Village to City | |
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Rome in the Period if the Kings | |
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The Kings and Tradition | |
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The City | |
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Economic Conditions | |
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Early Roman Religion | |
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Social and Political Groupings | |
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The Monarchy | |
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Military and Political Developments | |
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Rome and her Neighbors | |
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The End of Etruscan Rome | |
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The Sources for Early Roman History | |
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Documentary Records | |
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Oral Traditions | |
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Literary Sources | |
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The Conflict of the Orders, The First Stage | |
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The First Republican Constitution | |
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Economic Conditions | |
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The Plebeian Counter-organization | |
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The Twelve Tables | |
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Plebeian Advances | |
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The Early Wars of the Republic | |
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Rome and Latium | |
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Sabines, Aequi and Volsci | |
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The Conquest of Veii | |
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The Siege of Rome by the Gauls | |
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The Conflict of the Orders. The Second Stage | |
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New Discontents after the Gallic War | |
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Economic Legislation | |
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Plebein Victories | |
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The Patricio-Phebeian Nobility | |
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The Resultant Constitution | |
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Conclusion | |
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The Latin, Samnite and Pyrrhic Wars | |
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The Establishment of Roman Ascendancy in Central Italy | |
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The Oscan-speaking Sabellians | |
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The First Samnite War and the Great Latin War | |
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The Second Samnite War | |
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The Third Samnite War | |
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The War with Tarentum and Pyrrhus | |
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The Roman State in the Third Century B.C. | |
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The Roman Constitution. Apparent Defects | |
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The Working of the Constitution | |
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The Roman Conquest of Italy | |
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The Political Organization of Italy | |
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Economic Conditions in Rome and Italy | |
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Architecture and Art | |
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Social and Religious Life | |
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Early Roman Literature | |
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The Conquest of Mediterranean | |
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The First Punic War and the Conquest of North Italy | |
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Sources of Information | |
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The Carthaginian State | |
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The Affair of Messana | |
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The Growth of Roman War Aims | |
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The Invasion of Africa | |
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Later Operations in Sicily | |
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The First Punic War. Conclusion | |
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The Seizure of Sardinia and Corsica | |
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The Last Gallic Invasion | |
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The Illyrian Wars | |
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The Second Punic War | |
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The Carthaginian Conquest of Spain | |
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The Affair of Saguntum | |
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Hannibal's Invasion of Italy. Cannae | |
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The Roman Effort after Cannae | |
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Sequal of the War in Italy | |
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The War in Greece and Sicily | |
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The Scipios in Spain | |
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The War in Africa | |
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Conclusion | |
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The Conquest of the Western Mediterranean | |
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Rome's Expanding Dominance | |
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The Final Reduction of Cisalpine Gaul | |
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The Ligurian Wars | |
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The Spanish Wars, 197-179 B.C. | |
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The Spanish Wars, 154-133 B.C. | |
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Rome, Carthage and Namidia | |
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The Third Punic War | |
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The Macedonian Wars | |
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Early Contacts between Rome and Greece | |
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The First Macedonian War | |
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The Overtures of Pergamum and Rhodes to Rome | |
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The Second Macedonian War | |
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Antiochus III and the Aetolians | |
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The Third Macedonian War | |
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The Fourth Macedonian War | |
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Rome and the Greek Homeland | |
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The Roman War in Asia in the Second Century | |
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The Origins of the War Against Antiochus | |
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The First Roman Campaign in Asia | |
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The First Roman Settlement of Asia | |
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The Romans in Asia Minor down to 129 B.C. | |
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Relations with Syria and Egypt | |
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The Government of the Roman Provinces | |
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The Client States and Kings | |
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The Status of the Provincial Communities | |
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The Provincial Governors | |
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Conscription and Taxation in the Provinces | |
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The Defects of Roman Rule in the Provinces | |
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Attempts at Reform | |
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Domestic Politics in the Second Century | |
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The Popular Assemblies | |
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The New Nobility | |
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Political Groups at Rome | |
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The Executive | |
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Reforms in the Judicial System | |
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Financial Administration | |
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The City of Rome | |
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Italy | |
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Foreign Affairs. The Army | |
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Roman Society in the Second Century | |
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Agriculture | |
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Slave Labour on the Land | |
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Industry and Commerce | |
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Roman Private Life | |
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The City of Rome | |
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Roman and Italian Art | |
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Early Latin Poetry | |
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Early Prose Literature | |
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Science and Philosophy | |
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Religion | |
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The Fall of the Republic | |
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Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus | |
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Tiberius Gracchus. His Political Aims | |
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The Gracchan Land Laws | |
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The First Sentorial Reaction | |
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The First Italian Franchise Bill | |
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The Social Reforms of Gaius Gracchus | |
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The Political Legislation of Gaius Gracchus | |
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The Second Senatorial Reaction | |
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The Conquest of Narbonese Gaul | |
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Marius and the New Roman Army | |
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The Restored Senatorial Government | |
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Affairs in the Eastern Mediterranean | |
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The War against Jugurtha. The Fist Phase | |
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The War against Jugurtha. Metllus and Marius | |
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The Invasion of the Northmen | |
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Saturninus and Marius's Sixth Consulship | |
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The Italian Wars, 911-83 B.C. | |
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The Tribunate of Livius Drusus | |
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The Rebel Italian Confederacy | |
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The Italian War | |
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The Tribunate of Sulpicius Rufus | |
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The Capture of Rome by Sulla and by China | |
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The Rule of Cinna | |
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The Temporary Monarchy of Cornelius Sulls | |
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Events in Asia Minor to 88 B.C. | |
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The First Mithrdatic War | |
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The Homecoming of Sulla | |
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Sulla's Settlement. The Proscriptions | |
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Sulla's Constitutional Legislation | |
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Sulla's Place in Roman History | |
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The Fall of the Restoration Government | |
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Prospects for the Seventies | |
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The Rebellion of Lepidus and its Aftermath | |
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The War against Q. Sertorius | |
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The Slave War in Italy | |
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Pompey's Coup d'Etat | |
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Crassus, Caaesar and Catiline | |
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The Conspiracy of Catiline | |
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The Concordoa Ordinum of Cicero | |
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The Firsst Triumvirate and Caesar's First Consulate | |
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The Wars if Lucullus, Pompeyy and Crassus | |
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The Campaigns against the Pirates | |
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Lucullus's Conquests in Asia Minor | |
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The Campaigns of Lucullus in Armenia | |
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Pompey's Settlement of the East | |
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The Campaign of Crasuss against the Parthians | |
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Caesar's Conquest of Gual, and the Breakdown of the First Triumvirate | |
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Gaul and its People | |
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Caesar's Advance to the Rhine and the Channel | |
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Caesar's Forays into Germany and Britain | |
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The Final Reduction of Gaul | |
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The First Crisis in the Triumvirate | |
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The Conference of Luca and the Dictatorship of Pompey | |
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The Second Crisis in the Triumvirate | |
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The Rise of Caesar to Supreme Power | |
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The Campaigns of 49 B.C. | |
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Dyrrhachium and Pharsalus | |
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The 'Bellum Alexandrinum' | |
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Thapsus and Munda | |
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Caesar's Measures of Reconstruction | |
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Caesar's Foreign Policy. Miscellaneous | |
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Caesar's Constitutional Position | |
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Caesar's Personality and Achievements | |
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The Second Triumvirate | |
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The Interim Administration of Anton | |
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The Philippics of Cicero and the War of Mutina | |
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Octavian's Coup d'Etat and Pact with Anton | |
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The Proscriptions and the Campaign of Philippi | |
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The Wars of Perusia and Brundisium | |
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Octavian's Was Against Sextus Pompeius | |
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Anthony in the East | |
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The War of Actium | |
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Review of the Second Triumvirate | |
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Roman Society in the First Century | |
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Changes in Roman Agriculture | |
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Manufactures and Trade | |
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Standards of Living | |
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Social Life | |
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Architecture and Art | |
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Latin Literature. Poetry | |
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Latin Prose Writers | |
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Science and Philosophy | |
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Religion | |
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Consolidation of the Roman Empire | |
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The Settlement of Augustus. Rome and Italy | |
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The First Settlement, 29-23 B.C. | |
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Augustus's Second Settlement | |
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The New Executive | |
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The City of Rome | |
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Italy | |
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Social Legislation | |
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The Ludi Saeculares | |
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The Roman Empire Under Augustus | |
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The Roman Frontiers | |
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Africa and the Red Sea | |
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Asia Minor and the Euphrates | |
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Western Europe | |
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The Danube Lands | |
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Military Reforms | |
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The Provinces | |
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Financial Administration | |
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The Succession | |
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Summary of Augustus's Principate | |
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Conclusions | |
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The Julio-Claudian Emperors. Internal Affairs | |
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Tiberius (A.D. 14-37) | |
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Caligula (37-41) | |
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Claudius (41-54) | |
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Nero (54-68) | |
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Constitutional Developments | |
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Finance | |
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Rome and Italy | |
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The Roman Empire Under the Julio-Claudian Dynasty | |
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Africa | |
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Judaea | |
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Armernia and Parthia | |
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The Danube Lands | |
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Germany | |
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The Conquest of Britain | |
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The Provinces | |
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Conclusion | |
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Roman Society under the Early Roman Empire | |
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Agriculture | |
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Industry and Trade | |
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Urban Life | |
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Architecture and Art | |
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Literature. General Conditions | |
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Latin Poetry | |
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Latin Prose | |
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Religion | |
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The 'Year of the Four Emperors' | |
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The Revolt against Nero | |
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Galba | |
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Otho | |
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Vitellius | |
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Conclusion | |
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The Flavian Emperors | |
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Personalities | |
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Constitutional Changes | |
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General Administration | |
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The Jewish War | |
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The Revolt of Civilis and Classicus | |
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Further Conquest in Britain | |
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The Rhine and Danube Frontiers | |
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The East | |
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The Provinces | |
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The 'Opposition' to the Flavian Emperors | |
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The 'Five Good Emperors'. General Administration | |
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Personalities | |
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Constitutional Changes | |
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Municipal Government | |
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Imperial Finances | |
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The Provinces | |
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The 'Five Good Emperors'. External Affairs | |
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Foreign Policy | |
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Africa | |
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Armenia and Parthia | |
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Judaea | |
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Dacia | |
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The Marcomannic Wars | |
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Britain | |
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The Roman Army | |
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Conclusion | |
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Roman Society from A.D. 70 to 180 | |
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Agriculture | |
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Industry and Trade | |
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The Growth of Cities | |
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Architecture | |
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Art | |
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Social Life | |
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The Spread of Latin and Greek | |
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Latin Poetry | |
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Latin Prose | |
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Philosophy and Religion | |
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The Spread of Christianity | |
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The Opposition to Christianity | |
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Conclusion | |
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Commodus and the Severi | |
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The Reign of Commodus (180-192) | |
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The Civil Wars of 193-197 | |
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The Military Policy of Septimius Severus | |
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The Internal Reforms of Septimius Severus | |
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Caracalla (211-217) | |
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Severus Alexander (222-235) | |
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The Severan Age | |
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The Decline of the Roman Empire | |
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The Crisis of the Empire in the Third Century | |
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Military Anarchy in Permanence | |
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The Empire Invaded | |
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The Frontiers Restored | |
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Diocletian and Constantine | |
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Diocletian and the Tetrachy | |
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The Rise of Constantine | |
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Constantine and Licinius | |
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The Transition to Absolute Monarchy | |
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The Emperors and their Executive | |
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Financial Reforms | |
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Compulsory Service | |
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Defence and Army Reform | |
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Conclusion | |
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Economic, Cultural and Religious Developments | |
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Economic Conditions | |
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Architecture and Art | |
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Social Life | |
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Education and Letters | |
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Latin and Greek Literature | |
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Religions | |
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Christianity, Persecuted and Triumphant | |
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The Roman Empire. Retrospect and Prospect | |
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The End of the Empire in the West | |
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Decline and Fall | |
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Physical Causes of the Decline | |
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Social and Political Causes of the Decline | |
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Survivals of the Roman Empire | |
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Chronological Table | |
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List of Emperors | |
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Genealogical Tables | |
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Some Cornelii, Aemilii, and Sempronii Gracchi | |
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Some Metelli, Claudii, etc. | |
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The Julio-Claudian dynasty | |
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Brief List of Books | |
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List of Abbreviations | |
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Notes and References | |
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Glossary | |
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