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12 reviews(Ebook) The Romans An Introduction 3rd Edition by Antony Kamm, Abigail Graham - Ebook PDF Instant Download/Delivery: 9781138776685 ,1138776688
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ISBN 10: 1138776688
ISBN 13: 9781138776685
Author: Antony Kamm, Abigail Graham
(Ebook) The Romans An Introduction 3rd Edition Table of contents:
1 The Origins of Rome
Foundation legends and their sources
Aeneas arrives in Italy: Virgil and the Trojan Wars (c. 1250 BC)
The story of Romulus: Livy on the founding of Rome (753 BC)
Rome: centre of the universe
Etruscan influence
Rome under the kings: a city of mud
Further reading
2 The Republic (510-60 BC)
The birth of the Roman constitution (509-281 BC)
Offices and assemblies in the Roman constitution
Law and order: Roman law and the struggle of the orders
The origins of empire: Roman warfare and imperialism (281-121 BC)
Rome in the second century BC: the virtues and vices of globalization
The Gracchi and the agrarian crisis
The twilight of the Roman republic: administering an empire (121-60 BC)
Marius and the reformation of the Roman army (157-86 BC)
Sulla Felix (138-78 BC) and his constitutional reforms
The last days of the republic (79-60 BC): Crassus, Pompey, Caesar and Cicero
Further reading
3 The Rise of the Roman Empire: Twelve Caesars (60 BC-AD 96)
Sources on the twelve Caesars
The first triumvirate (60-48 BC)
Trouble in paradise: the collapse of the first triumvirate
Alea iacta est: 'the die is cast'
Hail Caesar!
The rise of Augustus and the second triumvirate (44-31 BC)
Augustus: restorer of the republic? (27 BC-AD 14)
Tiberius (AD 14-37)
Caligula (AD 37-41)
Claudius (AD 41-54)
Nero (AD 54-68)
The year of four emperors (summer AD 68-winter AD 69)
Vespasian (AD 69-79) and the Flavian dynasty
Titus (AD 79-81)
Domitian (AD 81-96)
Further reading
4 The Roman Empire: Zenith and Decline (AD 96-330)
Making the empire work
Sources: Cassius Dio, Ammianus and the Historia Augusta
The 'five good emperors' (AD 96-180)
The Severans: the disintegration of dynasty (AD 180-234)
The third-century crisis? Devaluation and disorder (AD 235-284)
Recovery: Diocletian, Constantine and Christian Rome (AD 284-337)
Further reading
5 Roman Religions and Mythology
Roman divinities
Prayer and sacrifice: blessings and curses
Omens
Worship in the home
Worship in the fields
The religion of the state: offices and the festival calendar
Church and state: emperors and religion
Religion in the provinces: east meets west
Jews and Christians
Further reading
6 Society and Daily Life
Traditional values and customs
Economy and money
Work
The role of women
Slaves and slavery
Education
Dress
Food and drink
Holidays and the games
Further reading
7 Art, Architecture and Engineering
Sculpture
Painting and mosaic
Domestic architecture
The architecture of public buildings
Infrastructure
Further reading
8 Roman Literature
Languages and sources
Ennius
Comedy: Plautus and Terence
Lyric poetry: Catullus and Horace
Virgil
Elegiac poetry: Propertius and Ovid
Epigram and satire: Martial and Juvenal
The novel: Petronius and Apuleius
Historians: Caesar, Livy, Tacitus, Suetonius and Plutarch
Philosophy and science: Lucretius, Seneca and Pliny the Elder
Letter writers: Cicero and Pliny the Younger
Further reading
9 The Roman Army
The new model army
The legion
Other units
Weapons and tactics
Consolidating and patrolling the empire
Life in the Roman army
Further reading
10 Christian Rome: The Fall of the Roman Empire and Its Legacy (AD 330-PRESENT)
The fall of Rome (AD 330-476)
The eastern empire
The legacy of Rome
Further reading
Appendices
1 The constitution of the Roman republic
2 Roman names and nomenclature: a brief introduction
3 Historical timeline
4 Literature timeline
5 Glossary of Latin terms in the text
Index
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