Based on the sourcebook by Hawthorn and Macdonald, this collection of sources includes excerpts on the Tribunate, Optimares and Populares, force and fraud in politics, the civil war and Caesar's dictatorship.

Roman Politics, 80-44 BC (LACTOR)

History

Thorpe, M. A.

Ancient Civilizations

London Association of Classical Teachers Occasional Research Series

Twenty-three texts illustrating the Greece of Demosthenes, Philip and Alexander.

Greek Historical Inscriptions, 359-323 BC (LACTOR)

Rhodes, P. J.

This very useful volume translates part of Hill's Sources for Greek History (478-431 BC) with other material relating to the Athenian Empire. This revised edition builds on the work of previous editors (Davies, Clayton and Meiggs) and includes a detailed bibliography.

The Athenian Empire (LACTOR)

Osborne, Richard

Osborne, Robin

Select passages from Dio to complement Tacitus' account of the Julio-Claudians with notes and commentary.

Dio: The Julio-Claudians (LACTOR)

Edmondson, J. C.

An author, probably Quintus Cicero, gives advice to a candidate for the consulship at Rome in the 60s BC.

A Short Guide to Electioneering (Commentariolum Petitionis) (LACTOR)

Taylor, D W

A selection of 100 inscriptions bearing on political, social and economic aspects of the early Empire, with notes, indices and full concordances.

Inscriptions of the Roman Empire, AD 14-117 (LACTOR)

WARMINGTON, B. H.

A full selection of Cicero's correspondance of 51-5- BC. This revised edition follows the order and dating of Shackleton and Bailey.

Cicero's Cilician Letters (LACTOR)

Treggiari, Susan M.

A collection of literary evidence from major and minor authorities for the whole period of Roman interest in Britain. Each author is introduced and a full topical guide given.

Literary Sources for Roman Britain (LACTOR)

Mann, J.C.

A history of the Persian Empire and its rulers from c.620 to 424BC, based on a range of source material. Brosius ends this study with a general discussion of the organisation and administration of the Empire and its religious aspects. Also includes an index of people and gods, extensive notes on sources and lists of authors and texts, maps, family tree, calendrical and chronological information.

The Persian Empire From Cyrus II to Artaxerxes I

One of our chief sources for the socio-history of the reign of the Emperor Augustus is the remarkable outpouring of verse and prose that marked his reign. This textbook, comprising an anthology of sources, aims to introduce undergraduates and school students to the types of texts available through translations of a variety of works presented thematically. Sections cover the range of sources, such as Histories and poetry, the texts that accompanied Augustus' rise to power, the imperial family, Rome and Italy, religion, administration, war and expansion, conspiracies and scandal, Maecenas and the arts, social legislation and society. Extracts are taken from letters and official records as well as works by some of the most familiar Latin writers including Horace, Josephus, Livy, Ovid, Pliny the Elder, Plutarch, Seneca the Elder, Strabo, Tacitus and, of couse, Virgil. Cooley also looks at Augustus' own work, the Res Gestae Divi Augusti , and the evidence of Augustus' imperial coinage, examples of which are illustrated throughout. Translations by B W J G Wilson.

The Age of Augustus (LACTOR)

Cooley, Melvin

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