CUNNINGHAM. Western Civilisation in its Economic Aspects. Vol. I. Cambridge University Press. _Literature_ SELLAR. Roman Poets of the Augustan Age. Clarendon Press. CRUTTWELL. History of Roman Literature. Griffin. MACKAIL. Latin Literature. Murray. RUSHFORTH. Latin Historical Inscriptions. Clarendon Press. _Art and Archœology_ MRS. STRONG. Roman Sculpture. Duckworth. WALTERS. The Art of the Romans. Methuen. WICKHOFF. Roman Art. Macmillan. MAU. Pompeii, its Life and Art. Macmillan. HILL. Handbook of Greek and Roman Coins. Macmillan. _Topography._ BURN. Rome and the Campagna. MIDDLETON. Remains of Ancient Rome. 2 vols. 1872. MURRAY’S HANDBOOKS. BAEDEKER’S GUIDES. LANCIANI. Ancient Rome in the Light of Recent Discoveries. Macmillan. _Law_ BUCKLAND. Roman Law of Slavery. 1908. Cambridge University Press. ROBY. Roman Private Law. 1902. Cambridge University Press. INDEX Abitene, 194 Accomplishments, early Roman, 34 “Accountants,” 276 Achæan League, 55, 202 Achaia, 193, 202 Actium, Battle of, 129, 166, 184, 188, 202, 240 Actors, 137 Acts of the Apostles, 200 Aden, 204 Adherbal, 91 Adiabene, 267 Adige, 220 Admirals, 187 Adriatic fleet, 186, 187 Adultery, law against, 226 Advertisements, 285 Ædiles, 30, 32, 134 Ædui, 262 Æsopus (actor), 132 Aetius, 314 Ætolian cavalry, 55 Afranius, 123 Africa, province of, 59, 193, 208, 283; diocese, 312 Agathocles, 45, 61 Agedincum, 212 Agri Decumates, 264 Agricola, Julius, 260, 261 Agriculture, early Roman, 36, 70 Agrippa, General under Augustus, 165; intended successor to Augustus, 174, 175, disciplinarian, 183, overlord in Asia, 195, Herod and, 205; and the worship of Jehovah, 207; and the conquest of Spain, 221; married to Julia, 227, 228, temple erected by, 251 Agrippa, Marcus Vipsanius, 129 Agrippa Postumus, 229 Agrippina, 224 Agrippina, (mother of Nero), 256, 272 Alani, 307 Alba Longa, 25 Albinus, Spurius, 92 Alcamenes, 156 Alcantara, Bridge of, 294 Alemanni, 309 Alesia, 116 Alexander the Great, 1, 6 Alexandria, Cæsar at, 122, and convention in literature, 151; rivalry with Rome, 202, 282, Jews in, 268 “Alimenta,” 276 Aliso, 216 “Allies and friends,” 28, 60 Alme, 216 Alpes Cottiæ, 194 Alpes Maritimæ, 194 Alpine tribes, 220 Alps, the, Hannibal’s march, 50, roads over, 220 Amazons, 258, 307 Amphitheatre, the Grand, 282 Amphitheatre displays, 74; butchery, 137 Amphitheatres, 243, 279; in Britain, 261 Ampsaga, river, 208 Amusements, 136, 279 “Analecta,” 137 Anchises, 224 Ancus Martius, 19 Ancyra, 199 Ancyran monument, 188 Andernach, 264 Andronikos, 74 Anglesey, 259, 260 Anna Perenna, 36, 39 Antinous, 293 Antioch, 247, 267, 268, 282 Antiochus of Syria, 54, 55 Antium, 134 Antonine Constitution, 299 Antonine Wall, 261 Antonines, the, 277 Antoninus Pius, 262, 271, 277, column of, 292 Antonius (orator), 104