The Roman World 44 BC–AD 180Goodman presents a lucid and balanced picture of the Roman world examining the Roman empire from a variety of perspectives; cultural, political, civic, social and religious. |
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Africa Agrippa ancient Antonius areas aristocrats army Augustus BC–AD became Britain campaigns Cassius Dio centre century BC Christians city of Rome Claudius client kings coins command consul consulship continued cult culture Danube death despite divine Domitian Early Empire Egypt Egyptian élite emperor evidence freedmen Gaius Gaul gods governor Greek Hadrian History ofRome honour imperial cult imperial period inhabitants inscriptions Italian Italy Jerusalem Jewish Jews Josephus Judaea Judaism Julio-Claudian Julius Caesar kings Late Republic Latin legionary literary London Lucius magistrates Marcus Mediterranean mid-first century military Nabataean Nero Octavian ofthe empire ofthe Roman Oxford pagan papyri Parthian plebs Pliny political Pompeius praetorian prefect principate province rabbinic region religious revolt role Roman citizenship Roman Empire Roman rule Roman world Rome ruler second century Sejanus senate senatorial slaves social society soldiers Spain status Suetonius survives Syria Tacitus temple third century Tiberius Titus Trajan tribes triumvirs troops urban Vespasian worship