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Category: History edition: Authors: James William Ermatinger serie: ISBN : 1440838089, 9781440838088 publisher: ABC-CLIO publish year: 2018 pages: 672 language: English ebook format : PDF (It will be converted to PDF, EPUB OR AZW3 if requested by the user) file size: 6 MB
Cover About the pagination of this eBook The Roman Empire: A Historical Encyclopedia, Volume 1 Halftitle Page Series page Title page Copyright page Dedication Contents Preface Acknowledgments Introduction Chronology Cities OVERVIEW ESSAY Alexandria Antioch Aquincum Athens Caesarea Maritima Carnuntum Carthage Colonia Agrippina Constantinople Corinth Ephesus Jerusalem London Lugdunum Mediolanum Mogontiacum Ostia Petra Pompeii Ravenna Rome Split and Salona Thessalonica Trier Government and Politics OVERVIEW ESSAY Aediles Auspices or Augury Bureaucracy Calendar Censor Circus Comitia Consilium Consul Corporations Curatores Currency Systems Cursus Honorum Dictator Equites Grain Trade Law Courts Manumission Pontifex Maximus Praeses (Roman Governors) Prisons Propaganda Punishment Roman Law Roman Law, Evolution of Senate Taxation Treason Trials Vestal Virgins Vigiles Groups and Organizations OVERVIEW ESSAY Alamanni and Juthungi Bacchus, Cult of Celts Christians Dacians Desert Tribes Family Names Freedmen Germanic Tribes Gladiators Huns Isis and Osiris, Cult of Jews Mauri Merchants Mystery Religions Parthians Persians Picts Slaves State Religion Traders Vandals Visigoths Individuals OVERVIEW ESSAY Agrippa, Marcus Vipsanius (64–12 BCE) Agrippina the Elder (14 BCE–33 CE) Antoninus Pius (86–161 CE) Augustus (63 BCE–14 CE) Aurelian, Lucius Domitius (ca. 215–275 CE) Caesar, Gaius Julius (102–44 BCE) Caligula (12–41 CE) Claudius (10 BCE–54 CE) Cleopatra (69–30 BCE) Constantine (285–337 CE) Constantine, House of Diocletian (ca. 244–313 CE) Domitian (51–96 CE) Hadrian (76–138 CE) Jesus (ca. 4 BCE–29 CE) Latin Fathers of the Western Church Livia Drusilla (58 BCE–29 CE) Marcus Aurelius (121–180 CE) Nero (37–68 CE) Palmyra, House of Sejanus, Lucius Aelius (20 BCE–31 CE) Severan Dynasty (193–235 CE) Theodosius, House of Tiberius (42 BCE–37 CE) Trajan (53–117 CE) Valentinian, House of Valerian (ca. 193–260 CE) and Gallienus (218–268 CE) Vespasian, Titus Flavius (9–79 CE) Institutions OVERVIEW ESSAY Alimenta Annona Burial Clubs Census Civitas Client Kings Colonies Delatores Diocese Language Mansio (Road System) Markets Marriage Mints Officials Priests Provinces Provincial Capitals Provincial Law Public Health and Sanitation Public Works Regulations, Business Regulations, Commercial Religion Sacrifices Index The Roman Empire: A Historical Encyclopedia, Volume 2 Halftitle page Series page Title page Copyright page Dedication Contents Key Events OVERVIEW ESSAY Actium, Battle of (31 BCE) Adrianople, Battle of (378 CE) Antonine Plague Augustan Settlement Batavian (Civilis) Rebellion (69 CE) Boudicca Rebellion (60 or 61 CE) British Conquest Carausius Rebellion (286–293 CE) Council of Nicaea (325 CE) Dacian Wars (101–102 and 105–106 CE) Diocletian Persecutions (303–311 CE) Edict of Milan (313 CE) Edict of Toleration (311 CE) Fires Floods Jewish Rebellion, First (66–73 CE) Judea Provincial Disruption Julia Conspiracy (2 BCE) Milvian Bridge, Battle of the (312 CE) Piso Conspiracy (65 CE) Pre-Diocletianic Persecutions Price Edict (301 CE) Sack of Rome (410 CE) Teutoburg Forest, Battle of the (9 CE) Third-Century Political Chaos Third-Century Social Chaos Thirty Tyrants Vesuvius Eruption (79 CE) Year of the Five Emperors (193 CE) Year of the Four Emperors (69 CE) Military OVERVIEW ESSAY Antonine Wall Auxiliaries Catapults Cavalry Centurions Cohort Command Defensive Policy Exploratores, Speculatores, and Frumentarii Hadrian’s Wall Legion Legionary Camps Legionary Deployment Legionary Officers Limes Masada, Siege of (73/74 CE) Navy Order of Battle Praetorian Guard Provincial Treatment Recruitment and Service Roads and Projects Siege Tactics Training Triumph Uniforms Weapons Objects and Artifacts OVERVIEW ESSAY Aqueducts Ara Pacis Catacombs Clothing Coins Colosseum Gardens Imperial Fora Inscriptions Literature Machines Marble Quarries Mausoleums Mines Mosaics Paintings Palaces Papyri Ports and Harbors Pottery Sculpture Ships Theaters, Odeons, and Arenas Villas Votive Offerings Primary Documents 1. REPUBLICAN FIRE BRIGADE UNDER CRASSUS 2. CURSUS HONORUM 3. CALENDAR 4. JULIUS CAESAR’S FUNERAL 5. ROMAN PRAYER 6. AUGUSTUS’S FIRE BRIGADES 7. DISPOSITION OF FORCES UNDER AUGUSTUS 8. VARUS AND THE GERMAN WARS 9. AUGUSTUS’S LOOKS 10. TREASON TRIALS UNDER TIBERIUS 11. GERMANICUS CONQUERS THE GERMANS 12. THE PISO AFFAIR 13. THE THRACIAN WAR 14. PERSECUTION OF CULTS 15. TIBERIUS’S RELATIONS WITH AGRIPPINA 16. SEJANUS AND THE POWER OF THE PRAETORIAN GUARD 17. TIBERIUS’S DEPRAVITY 18. CALIGULA’S CRUELTY 19. FLOODING OF THE TIBER RIVER 20. NEW TAXES 21. LEGAL COURTS 22. CLAUDIUS’S PUBLIC WORKS 23. THE GRAIN SUPPLY 24. FOREIGN RELATIONS 25. GAMES 26. NERO’S PUNISHMENT OF CHRISTIANS 27. WARS IN BRITAIN 28. FIRES IN ROME 29. NERO’S PRIVATE HOUSE 30. NERO’S SINGING 31. PRAETORIAN GUARD 32. CIVILIS REBELLION 33. URINE TAX 34. SIEGE OF JERUSALEM 35. SIEGE OF MASADA 36. ERUPTION OF MOUNT VESUVIUS 37. DOMITIAN AS A GOD 38. A FEMALE GLADIATOR 39. EDICT OF TOLERATION 40. CONSTANTINE AND THE CHI-RHO 41. EDICT OF MILAN 42. BATTLE OF ADRIANOPLE 43. CITY OF ALEXANDRIA 44. CITY OF JERUSALEM Selected Bibliography About the Author Index