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Description edit
Since Mommsen, no concerted effort was made to put together a picture of the world according to the Romans. This book does that and describes the process by which the Empire was acquired and the machinery by which it was governed in all its provinces.
Ridiculously Simplified Synopsis edit
Characters/People edit
- Julius Cæsar: Add a description of this character.
- Marcus Aurelius
- Trajan
- Marius
- Antony
- Claudius
- Beiblatt
- Viii
- Xii
- Gallienus
- Octavius
- Alexander
- L.homo
- Lyons
- Pompey
- Marcomanni
- Tiberius
- Constantine
- Nero
- V.chapot
- R.cagnat
- J.toutain
- Romana
- Julian
- Herod
- Cleopatra
- Cordova
- Mithridates
- M.rostowzew
- Merida
- Pius
Setting & Locations edit
- Rome
- Italy
- Gaul
- Egypt
- Syria
- Asia Minor
- Africa
- Spain
- Britain
- Alexandria
- Armenia
- Paris
- Diocletian
- Sicily
- Greece
- Sardinia
- Republic
- Carthage
- Germany
- Macedonia
- Corsica
- Palestine
- Antioch
- Palmyra
- Cilicia
- Mesopotamia
- Thrace
- Dacia
- Arabia
- Judæa
- Bithynia
- London
- Pannonia
- Europe
- Bætica
- Tunis
- Cappadocia
- Empire
- Marseilles
- Syracuse
- Rætia
- France
- Damascus
- Jerusalem
- Leipzig
- Dalmatia
- Noricum
- Cyprus
- Cyrenaica
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 900
Subjects edit
- Books › Nonfiction › Social Sciences › Anthropology
- Books › History › Ancient › Rome
- Books › History › World
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