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1. Verfasser:	Boatwright, Mary Taliaferro 1952- (VerfasserIn)
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Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	New York [u.a.] Oxford Univ. Press 2006
Schlagworte:	Geschichte Roma - Tarih Rom Rome > History Römisches Reich
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Anagustus ana tke Transformation or the Roman World Reactions to the Assassination of Caesar (44 43) 167 Emergence of a Second Triumvirate (43) 171 Battle of Philippi (42) 172 Perusine War (41 40) 173 Elimination of Sextus Pompey and Lepidus (39 36) 174 Box 9.1 Laudatio Turiae 175 Antony in the East (42 onwards) 177 Clash Between Antony and Octavian (36 30) 178 Octavian as Sole Ruler (30 onwards) 180 The Republic Restored 181 Second Settlement (23) 183 Succession 184 Table 9.1 The Julio Claudian Family 185 Senate and Equites 187 Army 189 Box 9.2 Oath of Loyalty 191 The Empire and Its Expansion 194 City of Rome 195 Attitudes Outside Rome 197 Augustus: Final Assessment 198 xii Contents f\|§3 Tke Early Principate (A.D. 14 69): Tke Julio Claudians, VCW t^e Q^l War of 68 69, and Jifejin tke Earlv_ Empire The Julio Claudian Emperors: Civil Government and Military Concerns 201 Tiberius (14 37) 202 Gaius (Caligula) (37 41) 203 Claudius (41 54) 205 Nero (54 68) 207 Civil War in 68 69 211 Economic and Social Change: Army 213 Beneficial Ideology 214 Cities and Provinces 214 Diversity: Women, Local Languages, and Culture 216 Religious Practices and Principles 218 Imperial Cult 220 Military Expansion ana Its Limits: tke Empire ana tke Provinces (69—138) Institutionalization of the Principate 222 Vespasian (69 79) 223 Titus (79 81) 225 Domitian (81 96) 225 A New, Better Era? 227 Nerva (96 98) 227 Trajan (98 117) 228 Table 11.1 The Antonine Family 234 Hadrian (117 138) 235 Box 11.1 Hadrian Inspects Troops at Lambaesis, Numidia 237 Roman Cities and the Empire s Peoples 237 Theaters and Processions 239 Circuses and Chariot Racing 241 The Amphitheater and Gladiatorial Games 242 Other Urban Amenities and Education 244 Contents xiii 12 Italy ana the Provinces: Civil ana Military Affairs Antoninus Pius (138 161) 247 Box 12.1 A Greek Provincial Praises Roman Citizenship 248 Marcus Aurelius (161 180) and Lucius Verus (161 169) 248 Commodus (176 192, Sole Augustus after 180) 252 Table 12.1 The Severan Family 255 Septimius Severus (193 211) 256 Caracalla (198 217, Sole Augustus after 211) 260 Macrinus (217 218) 260 Elagabalus (218 222) 261 Severus Alexander (222 235) 261 Roman Law 262 Roman Citizenship 263 Box 12.2 Grant of Roman Citizenship (Tabula Banasitana) 264 Rome and Christianity 268 Box 12.3 Pliny, Trajan, and Christians 269 3 The Third and Fourth Centuries: Changes ana Continuities Mid Third Century 273 Aurelian (270 275), Diocletian, and the Tetrarchy (284 305) 277 Administrative, Military, and Religious Reforms of the Tetrarchy 280 Dissolution of the Tetrarchy (305 313) and the Rise of Constantine (306 324) 284 Constantine and the Empire 287 Cultural Aspects of the Fourth Century 291 Political and Military Changes 294 Timeline 299 Glossary 303 Art Credits 313 Index 315 Gazetteer 327
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Anagustus ana tke Transformation or the Roman World Reactions to the Assassination of Caesar (44 43) 167 Emergence of a Second Triumvirate (43) 171 Battle of Philippi (42) 172 Perusine War (41 40) 173 Elimination of Sextus Pompey and Lepidus (39 36) 174 Box 9.1 Laudatio Turiae 175 Antony in the East (42 onwards) 177 Clash Between Antony and Octavian (36 30) 178 Octavian as Sole Ruler (30 onwards) 180 "The Republic Restored" 181 Second Settlement (23) 183 Succession 184 Table 9.1 The Julio Claudian Family 185 Senate and Equites 187 Army 189 Box 9.2 Oath of Loyalty 191 The Empire and Its Expansion 194 City of Rome 195 Attitudes Outside Rome 197 Augustus: Final Assessment 198 xii Contents f\|§3 Tke Early Principate (A.D. 14 69): Tke Julio Claudians, VCW t^e Q^l War of 68 69, and Jifejin tke Earlv_ Empire The Julio Claudian Emperors: Civil Government and Military Concerns 201 Tiberius (14 37) 202 Gaius (Caligula) (37 41) 203 Claudius (41 54) 205 Nero (54 68) 207 Civil War in 68 69 211 Economic and Social Change: Army 213 "Beneficial Ideology" 214 Cities and Provinces 214 Diversity: Women, Local Languages, and Culture 216 Religious Practices and Principles 218 Imperial Cult 220 \\ Military Expansion ana Its Limits: tke Empire ana tke Provinces (69—138) Institutionalization of the Principate 222 Vespasian (69 79) 223 Titus (79 81) 225 Domitian (81 96) 225 A New, Better Era? 227 Nerva (96 98) 227 Trajan (98 117) 228 Table 11.1 The Antonine Family 234 Hadrian (117 138) 235 Box 11.1 Hadrian Inspects Troops at Lambaesis, Numidia 237 Roman Cities and the Empire's Peoples 237 Theaters and Processions 239 Circuses and Chariot Racing 241 The Amphitheater and Gladiatorial Games 242 Other Urban Amenities and Education 244 Contents xiii 12 Italy ana the Provinces: Civil ana Military Affairs Antoninus Pius (138 161) 247 Box 12.1 A Greek Provincial Praises Roman Citizenship 248 Marcus Aurelius (161 180) and Lucius Verus (161 169) 248 Commodus (176 192, Sole Augustus after 180) 252 Table 12.1 The Severan Family 255 Septimius Severus (193 211) 256 Caracalla (198 217, Sole Augustus after 211) 260 Macrinus (217 218) 260 Elagabalus (218 222) 261 Severus Alexander (222 235) 261 Roman Law 262 Roman Citizenship 263 Box 12.2 Grant of Roman Citizenship (Tabula Banasitana) 264 Rome and Christianity 268 Box 12.3 Pliny, Trajan, and Christians 269 \ 3 The Third and Fourth Centuries: Changes ana Continuities Mid Third Century 273 Aurelian (270 275), Diocletian, and the Tetrarchy (284 305) 277 Administrative, Military, and Religious Reforms of the Tetrarchy 280 Dissolution of the Tetrarchy (305 313) and the Rise of Constantine (306 324) 284 Constantine and the Empire 287 Cultural Aspects of the Fourth Century 291 Political and Military Changes 294 Timeline 299 Glossary 303 Art Credits 313 Index 315 Gazetteer 327
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