The Flavians / edited by M.G.L. Cooley ; with contributions by A.E. Cooley, [and 4 others].

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Cooley, M. G. L. (Melvin George Lowe), 1973- editor.

Cooley, Alison, contributor.

Series:

LACTOR ; 20.

LACTOR ; 20

Language:

English

Latin

Subjects (All):

Vespasian, Emperor of Rome, 9-79.

Vespasian.

Titus, Emperor of Rome, 40-81.

Titus.

Domitian, Emperor of Rome, 51-96.

Domitian.

Emperors--Rome.

Emperors.

Emperors--Succession--Rome.

Rome--History--Flavians, 69-96--Sources.

Rome.

Emperors--Succession.

Rome (Empire).

Genre:

History.

Physical Description:

425 pages : illustrations, maps ; 25 cm.

Place of Publication:

[Kingston Upon Thames] : London Association of Classical Teachers, [2015]

Language Note:

Translations from the Latin.

Summary:

Sources for the The Principates of the Flavians 1st Century AD with explanatory notes.

Contents:

Part 1 Sources

Section A The Acts of the Arval Brothers (as preserved for AD 68 to 91) 21

Section B List of Consuls, AD 69 to 96 47

Section C Cassius Dio, Roman History, Book 66 63

Abridged by Xiphilinus

Section D Cassius Dio, Roman History, Book 67 80

Section E Josephus, Jewish War 91

Selections

Section F Flavian Municipal Law in Spain 102

Lex Irnitana and Lex Malacitana

Section G Juvenal, Satire 4 131

'The Emperor's Council'

Part 2 Themes

Section H 138

The Year of the Four Emperors H1-H12

Promoting Vespasian H13-H18

The Flavians Return to Rome, AD 70 H19-H29

Civilis/Classicus/Sabinus/Veleda revolts, AD 70-1 H30-H34

Peace and other virtues H35-H48

Titus H49-H51

The census, AD 73/4 H52-H55

Various Flavian enactments H56-H62

Section J Imperial Family 163

T. Flavius Sabinus (1) J1a

Vespasian Polla J2

T. Flavius Sabinus (II) J3a-e

Vespasian J4a-n

Flavia Domititla (1) J5a-c

T. Flavius Sabinus (III) J6

Flavia Sabina J7a

TITUS J8a-i

Arrecina Tertulla J9a

DOMITIAN J10a-i

Domitia Longina J11a-i

Divus Caesar J12a-b

Flavia Domitilla (II) J13a

T. Flavius Sabinus (IV) J14a-b

Julia JI5a-f

T. Flavius Clemens J16

Flavia Domitilla (III) J17

T. Flavius Domitianus & T. Flavius Vespasianus JI8-J19

M. Arrecinus Clemens J20a-b

Antonia Caenis J21a

Berenice J22a-d

Earinus J23

Section K Rome and Italy 190

General descriptions of Rome K1-K6

Fires K7-K9

Buildings of Rome K10-K79

(Altars: Amphitheatre (Colosseum): Arches; Capitol: Eqaus Maximus; Forum Transilorium; Indus Magnus; Meta Sudans; Obelisk; Odeum; Palatine Palace: Romulus' Hut: Stadium; Temples of Divi, Flavian Family, Fortuna Redux, Hercules, Honour & Virtue, Isis, Minerva: Temple of Peace; Temple of Vespasian and Titus)

Aqueducts K74-K80

Corn supply K81-K86

Roads of Rome and Italy K87-K94

Domitian's Alban Villa K95-K96

Building and restoration work in Italy K97-K104

Public Land Restored in Italy K105-K110

Section L Religion 228

Traditional religion L1-L9

Vestal Virgins L10-L16

Centennial Games L17-L21

Eastern religions L22-L27

Indirect worship L28-L40

Emperors and 'patron' gods L41-L54

Imperial cult L55-L61

Official deification L62-L75

Section M Administration of Empire 255

Provincial reorganisation M1-M9

Building around the empire M10-M23

Egypt and Mount Berenice M24-M31

Citizenship in Spain and elsewhere M32-M43

Governors and officials M44-M53

Friendly kingdoms M54-M71

Establishing Britannia M72-M79

Section N War and Expansion 281

The Jewish Revolt, AD 67-70 N1-N15

Other wars under Vespasian N16-N17

Domitian and the Chatti, AD 83-87 N18-N29

The Nasamones N30-N31

The Dacian Wars, AD 85-89 N32-N41

The Pannonian/Sarmatian Wars, AD 89-92 N42-N50

The soldiers N51-N66

Section P Conspiracies, Revolts and Scandals 307

Helvidius Priscus and 'Stoic opposition" P1a-P1n

Caecina Alienus P2a

False Neros P3a-b

Titus' death P4

Purges of the 80s P5-P7

Antonius Saturninus P8a-j

Prominent figures under suspicion P9-P10

Persecution of 'Stoic opposition', AD 93 P11a-g

Dumitian's last years P12-P15

Domitian's assassination P16a-d

Section Q Popular Entertainment 323

Gladiatorial shows Q1-Q9

Theatrical shows Q10-Q11

Circus racing Q12-QM

Capitoline Games Q16-Q19

Alban Festival Q20-Q21

Section R Literature, Arts and Culture 332

Flavians as writers R1-R9

Flavian prose writers, Pliny and Quintilian R10-R20

Flavian poets R20-R27

Flavian history R28-R31

Art, literature and learning R32-R37

Section S Society 345

Slaves and freedmen S1-S10

Patrons and clients S11-S15

Right of three children S16-S18

Equestrian status S19-S24

Moral legislations S25-S32

Section T Panegyric and Invective 356

Eutropius on Titus and Domitian T1-T2

Months renamed T6-T8

Dominus et Deus T9-T12

Informers T15-T18

The senate T22-T24

Dangers of military success T25-T28

Emperor as heir T29-T30

Damnatio memoriae and consequences T31-T38

Nerva T39-T42

Section U The Upper Classes 373

Amici principis U1-U11

Consuls (by order of consulships) U12-J34

Senators U35-U40

Equestrians U41-U51.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

ISBN:

9780903625388

0903625385

OCLC:

929031179

Publisher Number:

99968012254