The History of Rome (Paperback)

Preface; Introduction; 1. The Latin state; 2. The league with the Latins; 3. Of the colonies; 4. On the rights of Isopolity and Municipium; 5. On the franchise of the Latins; 6. The league with the Hernicans; 7. The wars with the Volscians and Aequians, down to the end of the Veientine War; 8. The office of warden of the city; 9. The internal feuds of the patricians; 10. Of the public land and its occupation; 11. The assignments of land before the time of Sp. Cassius; 12. The agrarian law of Sp. Cassius, and his death; 13. The seven consulships of the Fabii; 14. The Veientine War; 15. Internal history from the destruction of the Fabii to the first pestilence; 16. The legend of Coriolanus; 17. The wars with the Volscians and Aequians down to the peace of 295; 18. The Aequian War down to the Decemvirate; 19. Disasters and extraordinary phenomena; 20. Civil history of the eleven years preceding the Decemvirate; 21. The first Decemvirs, and their laws; 22. The second Decemvirate; 23. The first year after the restoration of freedom; 24. Civil commotions down to the constitution of 311; 25. The consular military tribuntate; 26. The censorship; Civil affairs from the year 311 down to the last Veientine War; 27. On the pay of the troops; 28. The wars down to the last with Veii; 29. The last war with Veii; 30. The other wars down to that with the Gauls; 31. Internal history down to the war with the Gauls; 32. Physical history from 305 to 365; 33. On the Gauls, and their immigration into Italy; 34. The war with the Gauls, and the taking of Rome; 35. On the Olympiad and year of the taking of Rome; 36. Rome after the departure of the Gauls; 37. The wars down to the reform of 384; 38. Civil history down to the year 374; Appendices.