The Roman World 44 BC-AD 180 (Paperback, 2 ed)

Part 1: Introduction  1. Sources and problems  2. The Roman world in 50 BC  Part 2: Elite politics  3. The political language of Rome  4. Caesar to Augustus, 50 BC-AD 14  5. Julio-Claudians, AD 14-68  6. Civil war and Flavians, AD 68?96  7. Nerva to Marcus Aurelius, AD 96?180  Part 3: The state  8. Military autocracy  9. The operation of the state in Rome  10. The operation of the state in the provinces  11. The army in society  12. The image of the emperor  13. The extent of political unity  14. The extent of economic unity  15. The extent of cultural unity  Part 4: Society  16. Reactions to imperial rule  17. The city of Rome: Social organization  18. The city of Rome: Culture and life  19. Italy and Sicily  20. The Iberian Peninsula and the islands of the western Mediterranean  21. Gaul and Britain  22. The Rhineland and the Balkans  23. Greece and the Aegean coast  24. Central and eastern Turkey  25. The northern Levant and Mesopotamia  26. The southern Levant  27. Egypt  28. North Africa  Part 5: Humans and gods  29. Religion  30. Judaism  31. Christianity  Part 6: Epilogue  32. Severans to Constantine