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254 texts, in English translation, from lesser known authors (and also many passages from Cassius Dio not in LACTOR 15), legal sources, inscriptions, papyri and coins, grouped to illustrate the main themes of: Roman imperialism, including expansion, wars, frontiers, provincial government, including urbanisation, taxation, revolts, and social and economic life, including manpower, religion. The texts are presented within a continuous narrative,...

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A translation, with introduction and bibliography, of Pseudo-Xenophon's Constitution of the Athenians, which combines a cynical sketch of many features of Periclean Athens with an almost generous admission that, from the point of view of the masses, the democratic system is well designed and proof against subversion.

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

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This volume includes the SGE and other key texts relating to his election as consul for 63 BC, inlcuding two letters to Atticus, Asconius' commentary on Cicero's lost speech as a candidate, and extracts from pro Murena. Contains introuction, notes on all texts, glossary and bibliography.

A selection of 277 inscriptions and coins from or referring to Roman Britain, including recently discovered curses and Vindolanda writing tablets. As well as full Latin (and Greek) texts, translations and commentary, it contains updated articles by S. Frere, A. L. F. Rivet, C. Haselgrove, M. H. Crawford and J. C. Mann.

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.

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.

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

An introduction to major aspects of later 5th century Athens such as society, civil life, education, religion, the arts, the sciences, philosophy, sport and recreation.

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

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

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