Niebuhr's lectures on Roman history, Vol. 3 (of 3)
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Excerpt from Niebuhr's Lectures on Roman HistoryImpossibility of the earliest history, Numerical system in the chronological statements, Saecula of the Etruscans.
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- NIEBUHR’S LECTURES ON ROMAN HISTORY
- CONTENTS.
- POLITICAL STATE OF THE WORLD THEN KNOWN. LEGISLATION. THE WAR WITH THE PIRATES.
- CATILINE; CICERO.
- C. JULIUS CÆSAR.
- THE GALLIC WARS.
- CIVIL WAR BETWEEN CÆSAR AND POMPEY.
- STATE OF ROME AFTER THE MURDER OF CÆSAR. TRIUMVIRATE OF ANTONY, OCTAVIAN, AND LEPIDUS. DEATH OF CICERO.
- THE PERUSIAN WAR. PEACE OF BRUNDUSIUM. PEACE OF MISENUM. EVENTS DOWN TO THE BATTLE OF ACTIUM. END OF THE CIVIL WAR.
- ROME A MONARCHY. EASURES OF AUGUSTUS FOR THE CONSOLIDATION OF HIS POWER.
- LITERATURE.
- PRIVATE LIFE OF AUGUSTUS. AGRIPPA. MÆCENAS. FAMILY CONNEXIONS. BUILDINGS.
- WARLIKE ENTERPRISES OF AUGUSTUS. HIS DEATH. GENERAL SURVEY OF THE EMPIRE.
- TIBERIUS.
- CAIUS CÆSAR, OTHERWISE CALIGULA.
- TIBERIUS CLAUDIUS DRUSUS CÆSAR.
- LITERATURE AFTER THE DEATH OF AUGUSTUS. MORAL CONDITION OF ROME AND THE PROVINCES.
- NERO.
- SERVIUS SULPICIUS GALBA. M. SALVIUS OTHO. A. VITELLIUS.
- T. FLAVIUS VESPASIANUS. TITUS. DOMITIANUS.
- M. COCCEIUS NERVA. M. ULPIUS TRAJANUS.
- ART AND LITERATURE UNDER TRAJAN.
- HADRIAN. T. ANTONINUS PIUS. M. AURELIUS ANTONINUS.
- COMMODUS. PERTINAX. DIDIUS JULIANUS. SEPTIMIUS SEVERUS.
- M. ANTONINUS CARACALLA. MACRINUS. ELAGABALUS. ALEXANDER SEVERUS.
- END OF ALEXANDER SEVERUS. MAXIMIN. GORDIAN, FATHER AND SON. MAXIMUS AND BALBINUS. GORDIAN III. PHILIP. DECIUS.
- STATE OF THINGS AT HOME. FINE ARTS. LITERATURE.
- INVASION OF THE GOTHS. DEATH OF DECIUS. GALLUS TREBONIANUS ÆMILIAN. VALERIAN. GALLIENUS. THE THIRTY TYRANTS.
- CLAUDIUS GOTHICUS. AURELIAN. TACITUS. PROBUS. CARUS.
- DIOCLETIAN. LITERATURE AND GENERAL STATE OF THE THEN WORLD. MAXIMIAN. HIS SUCCESSORS. CONSTANTINE.
- THE SUCCESSORS OF CONSTANTINE. JULIAN THE APOSTATE. JOVIAN. VALENTINIAN I. VALENS, GRATIAN. VALENTINIAN II. THEODOSIUS THE GREAT. MAXIMUS.
- LITERATURE AND FINE ARTS.
- DIVISION OF THE EMPIRE. HONORIUS, ARCADIUS. STILICHO. ALARIC. RADAGAISE. ADOLPHUS. CONSTANTINE. GERONTIUS. PLACIDIA. VALENTINIAN III. BONIFACE. AETIUS. GENSERIC. ATTILA. PETRONIUS MAXIMUS. AVITUS. RICIMER. MAJORIAN. SEVERUS. ANTHEMIUS. OLYBRIUS. GLYCERIUS. JULIUS NEPOS. ORESTES. ROMULUS AUGUSTULUS.
- FINE ARTS AND LITERATURE.
- INDEX.
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