The Cambridge ancient history: Augustan Empire, 43 B.C.-A.D. 69, Volume 10Alan K. Bowman, Edward Champlin, Andrew William Lintott The period described in this volume begins in the year after the death of Julius Caesar and ends in the year after the fall of Nero. Its main theme is the transformation of the political configuration of the state to a dynastic monarchy and the establishment of the Roman Empire. Central to the period is the achievement of the first emperor, Augustus. |
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Contents
The triumviral period | 1 |
Provincial administration and taxation AlAN K Bow | 43 |
Political history | 69 |
Political history 30 B C to A D 14 | 70 |
power authority achievement II 3 | 113 |
The expansion of the empire under Augustus | 147 |
The Alps | 169 |
Tiberius to Nero | 198 |
13ſ Cyrene | 619 |
The East | 641 |
14b Egypt | 676 |
14c Syria | 703 |
14d Judaea | 737 |
F Society religion and culture | 768 |
Rome and its development under Augustus and | 782 |
Rome in the early Empire | 812 |
Government and administration | 207 |
From Nero to Vespasian | 256 |
The imperial court | 283 |
The Senate and senatorial and equestrian posts | 324 |
Io Provincial administration and taxation | 344 |
The army and the navy | 371 |
The administration of justice | 397 |
The West | 414 |
E Italy and the provinces | 431 |
b Sicily Sardinia and Corsica | 434 |
13c Spain | 449 |
13d Gaul | 464 |
13e Britain 43 B C to A D 69 | 503 |
13f Germany 5 17 | 517 |
13g Raetia | 535 |
13h The Danubian and Balkan provinces 5 45 | 545 |
Augustus to Vespasian | 586 |
Index | 821 |
The origins and spread of Christianity | 848 |
Social status and social legislation | 873 |
I9 Literature and society | 905 |
2O Roman art 43 B C to A D 69 | 930 |
Appendices to chapter 13a by M H CRAw For D | 979 |
Stemmata | 990 |
Io 35 | 1039 |
IoA7 | 1047 |
Ioj4 | 1061 |
Ioé I | 1068 |
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