A History of Rome to 565 A. D.

John Stuart Mill · en
INTRODUCTION                                                      PAGE
    THE SOURCES FOR THE STUDY OF EARLY ROMAN HISTORY                  xiii
    PART I
    THE FORERUNNERS OF ROME IN ITALY
    CHAPTER I
    THE GEOGRAPHY OF ITALY                                               3
    CHAPTER II
    PREHISTORIC CIVILIZATION IN ITALY                                    7
    CHAPTER III
    THE PEOPLES OF HISTORIC ITALY                                       13
    The Etruscans; the Greeks.
    PART II
    THE EARLY MONARCHY AND THE REPUBLIC, FROM PREHISTORIC TIMES
    TO 27 B. C.
    CHAPTER IV
    EARLY ROME TO THE FALL OF THE MONARCHY                              25
    The Latins; the Origins of Rome; the Early Monarchy; Early
    Roman Society.
    CHAPTER V
    THE EXPANSION OF ROME TO THE UNIFICATION OF THE ITALIAN             33
    PENINSULA: _C._ 509–265 B. C.
    To the Conquest of Veii, _c._ 392 B. C.; the Gallic Invasion;
    the Disruption of the Latin League and the Alliance of the
    Romans with the Campanians; Wars with the Samnites, Gauls and
    Etruscans; the Roman Conquest of South Italy; the Roman
    Confederacy.
    CHAPTER VI
    THE CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF ROME TO 287 B. C.                 47
    The Early Republic; the Assembly of the Centuries and the
    Development of the Magistracy; the Plebeian Struggle for
    Political Equality; the Roman Military System.
    CHAPTER VII
    RELIGION AND SOCIETY IN EARLY ROME                                  61
    CHAPTER VIII
    ROMAN DOMINATION IN THE MEDITERRANEAN: THE FIRST PHASE—THE          67
    STRUGGLE WITH CARTHAGE, 265–201 B. C.
    The Mediterranean World in 265 B. C.; the First Punic War; the
    Illyrian and Gallic Wars; the Second Punic War; the Effect of
    the Second Punic War upon Italy.
    CHAPTER IX
    ROMAN DOMINATION IN THE MEDITERRANEAN: THE SECOND PHASE—ROME        89
    AND THE GREEK EAST
    The Second Macedonian War; the War with Antiochus the Great and
    the Ætolians; the Third Macedonian War; Campaigns in Italy and
    Spain.
    CHAPTER X
    TERRITORIAL EXPANSION IN THREE CONTINENTS: 167–133 B. C.            99
    The Spanish Wars; the Destruction of Carthage; War with
    Macedonia and the Achæan Confederacy; the Acquisition of Asia.
    CHAPTER XI
    THE ROMAN STATE AND THE EMPIRE: 265–133 B. C.                      105
    The Rule of the Senatorial Aristocracy; the Administration of
    the Provinces; Social and Economic Development; Cultural
    Progress.
    CHAPTER XII
    THE STRUGGLE OF THE OPTIMATES AND THE POPULARES: 133–78 B. C.      125
    The Agrarian Laws of Tiberius Gracchus; the Tribunate of Caius
    Gracchus; the War with Jugurtha and the Rise of Marius; the
    Cimbri and the Teutons; Saturninus and Glaucia; the Tribunate
    of Marcus Livius Drusus; the Italian or Marsic War; the First
    Mithridatic War; Sulla’s Dictatorship.
    CHAPTER XIII
    THE RISE OF POMPEY THE GREAT: 78–59 B. C.