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Excerpt from Outlines of Ancient History From the Earliest Times to the Fall of the Roman Empire in the West, A D. 476Histories, projected by thc'syndics of the Cambridge University Press. Of the scope' and aim of the book I have written in the Introduction, but I have a few further remarks to make, which seem to belong rather to a preface. The vastness of the period which my work covers naturally precludes any claim to high originality on my ...

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Excerpt from The Imperial Civil, Service of RomeBethmann-hollweg. Der ro'misc/ze Civil-prozess. (bonn, 1864 R. Cagnat. Etude historique sur les impots indirects c/zez les Romains. (imp. Ind.) (paris, L'arme'e Romaine d'afrigue. (paris, Cours d'ejaigrap/zie Latine. (paris, daremberg-saglio. (paris, 1877 Alfred v. Domaszewski. Die Rangordnmig im realise/zen Heere. (bonner L. Friedla'nder. Darstellungen aus der Sittengesclzichte Roms. (leipzig, O...

This book looks at the changing attitudes and beliefs of the Roman people throughout the Empire from the accession of Augustus in 27 B.C. to the death of Theodosius the Great in 395 A.D. Religion, in which 'the human mind found its main activity, ' is treated in depth: its distinctive features, the interplay between the traditions of Greece and Roman and the other religions of the East and West, the 'virtues' or 'powers' existing independently...

Removes the foundations of classical Greek history, and begins creating new ones

Collects in one volume many rare papers on a range of numismatic studies

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Excerpt from The Imperial Civil, Service of Rome Bethmann-hollweg. Der ro'misc/ze Civil-prozess. (bonn, 1864 R. Cagnat. Etude historique sur les impots indirects c/zez les Romains. (imp. Ind.) (paris, L'arme'e Romaine d'afrigue. (paris, Cours d'ejaigrap/zie Latine. (paris, daremberg-saglio. (paris, 1877 Alfred v. Domaszewski. Die Rangordnmig im realise/zen Heere. (bonner L. Friedla'nder. Darstellungen aus der Sittengesclzichte Roms. (leipzig,...

Excerpt from Outlines of Ancient History From the Earliest Times to the Fall of the Roman Empire in the West, A D. 476 The present volume is one of a series of three Outline Histories, projected by the Syndics of the Cambridge University Press. Of the scope and aim of the book I have written in the Introduction, but I have a few further remarks to make, which seem to belong rather to a preface. The vastness of the period which my work covers ...

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A broad-ranging survey of the Roman Empire, outlining the course of events up to the Western Empire's fall in A.D. 476 and discussing political, economic, and cultural life. Dr. Mattingly, for many years in charge of Roman coins at the British Museum, shows throughout the book how the study of coins supplements the gaps in the contemporary historical documents.