Emperors and political culture in Cassius Dio's "Roman history" - Davenport, Caillan 1981-; Mallan, Christopher 1986- (Cambridge University Press, 2023)
Vox populi, vox mea? information, evaluation and public opinion in Dio's account of the Principate / Adam Kemezis -- News, rumour, and the political culture of the Roman imperial monarchy in the "Roman history" / Caillan Davenport-- Literary and documentary sources in Dio's narrative of the Roman emperors / Cesare Letta -- 'Now comes the greatest marvel of all!' (79[78].8.2): Dio's Roman emperors and the incredible / Rhiannon Ash -- Cassius Dio's funeral speech for Augustus: sources, rhetoric, messages / Christina T. Kuhn -- '...but he possessed a most singular nature': Cassius Dio on Tiberius / Christopher Mallan -- An emperor's war on Greece: Cassius Dio's Nero / Shushma Malik -- War and peace: imperial leadership in Dio's second-century narrative / Caillan Davenport -- 'The people' and Cassius Dio / Monica Hellstrom -- Citizenship, enfranchisement, and honour in Cassius Dio / Myles Lavan -- The company they keep: emperors and their associates / Barbara Saylor Rodgers -- Dio and his friends: autobiography and biography in Dio's contemporary narrative / Christopher Mallan -- The reception of Cassius Dio's imperial narrative in Byzantium (tenth-twelfth centuries) / Alicia Simpson -- Epilogue: And now...? / Christopher Pelling