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Vol. I.
Caivs Jvlivs Csar New York: Harper & Brothers.
OF
J U L I U S C S A R.
colophon
VOL. I.
NEW YORK:
HARPER & BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS,
FRANKLIN SQUARE.
1866.
ROMAN HISTORY BEFORE CSAR | |
|---|---|
ROME UNDER THE KINGS. | |
| PAGE | |
| I. | The Kings Found the Roman Institutions |
| II. | Social Organisation |
| III. | Political Organisation |
| IV. | Religion |
| V. | Results obtained by Royalty |
ESTABLISHMENT OF THE CONSULAR REPUBLIC (244-416). | |
| I. | Advantage of the Republic |
| II. | Institutions of the Republic |
| III. | Transformation of the Aristocracy |
| IV. | Elements of Dissolution |
| V. | Rsum |
CONQUEST OF ITALY (416-488). | |
| I. | Description of Italy |
| II. | Dispositions of the People of Italy in regard to Rome |
| III. | Treatment of the Vanquished Peoples |
| IV. | Submission of Latium after the First Samnite War |
| V. | Second Samnite War |
| VI. | Third Samnite WarCoalition of Samnites, Etruscans, Umbrians, and Hernici (443-449) |
| VII. | Fourth Samnite WarSecond Coalition of the Samnites, Etruscans, Umbrians, and Gauls (456-464) |
| VIII. | Third Coalition of the Etruscans, Gauls, Lucanians, and Tarentum (469-474) |
| IX. | Pyrrhus in ItalySubmission of Tarentum (474-488) |
| X. | Preponderance of Rome |
| XI. | Strength of the Institutions |
PROSPERITY OF THE BASIN OF THE MEDITERRANEAN BEFORE THE PUNIC WARS. | |
| I. | Commerce of the Mediterranean |
| II. | Northern Africa |
| III. | Spain |
| IV. | Southern Gaul |
| V. | Liguria, Cisalpine Gaul, Venetia, and Illyria |
| VI. | Epirus |
| VII. | Greece |
| VIII. | Macedonia |
| IX. | Asia Minor |
| X. | Kingdom of Pontus |
| XI. | Bithynia |
| XII. | Cappadocia |
| XIII. | Kingdom of Pergamus |
| XIV. | Caria, Lycia, and Cilicia |
| XV. | Syria |
| XVI. | Egypt |
| XVII. | Cyrenaica |
| XVIII. | Cyprus |
| XIX. | Crete |
| XX. | Rhodes |
| XXI. | Sardinia |
| XXII. | Corsica |
| XXIII. | Sicily |
PUNIC WARS AND WARS OF MACEDONIA AND ASIA (488-621). | |
| I. | Comparison Between Rome and Carthage |
| II. | First Punic War (490-513) |
| III. | War of Illyria (525) |
| IV. | Invasion of the Cisalpines (528) |
| V. | Second Punic War (536-552) |
| VI. | Results of the Second Punic War |
| VII. | The Macedonian War (554) |
| VIII. | War against Antiochus (563) |
| IX. | The War in the Cisalpine (558-579) |
| X. | War against Persia (583) |
| XI. | Modification of Roman Policy |
| XII. | Third Punic War (605-608) |
| XIII. | Greece, Macedonia, Numantia, and Pergamus reduced to Provinces |
| XIV. | Summary |
THE GRACCHI, MARIUS, AND SYLLA (621-676). | |
| I. | State of the Republic |
| II. | Tiberius Gracchus (621) |
| III. | Caius Gracchus (631) |
| IV. | War of Jugurtha (637) |
| V. | Marius (647) |
| VI. | Wars of the Allies |
| VII. | Sylla (666) |
| VIII. | Effects of Syllas Dictatorship |
HISTORY OF JULIUS CSAR. | |
(654-684.) | |
| I. | First Years of Csar |
| II. | Csar Persecuted by Sylla (672) |
| III. | Csar in Asia (673, 674) |
| IV. | Csar on His Return to Rome (676) |
| V. | Csar Goes to Rhodes (678-680) |
| VI. | Csar Pontiff and Military Tribune (680-684) |
(684-691.) | |
| I. | State of the Republic (684) |
| II. | Consulship of Pompey and Crassus |
| III. | Csar Questor (686) |
| IV. | The Gabinian Law (687) |
| V. | The Manilian Law (688) |
| VI. | Csar Curule dile (689) |
| VII. | Csar Judex Qustionis (660) |
| VIII. | Conspiracies against the Senate (690) |
| IX. | The Difficulty of Constituting a New Party |
(691-695.) | |
| I. | Cicero and Antonius Consuls (691) |
| II. | Agrarian Law of Rullus |
| III. | Trial of Rabirius (691) |
| IV. | Csar Grand Pontiff (691) |
| V. | Catilines Conspiracy |
| VI. | Error of Cicero |
| VII. | Csar Prtor (692) |
| VIII. | Attempt of Clodius (692) |
| IX. | Pompeys Triumphal Return (692) |
| X. | Destiny Regulates Events |
(693-695.) | |
| I. | Csar Proprtor in Spain (693) |
| II. | Csar Demands a Triumph and the Consulship (694) |
| III. | Alliance of Csar, Pompey, and Crassus |
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