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Contents 12 Notes for the Reader 14 Maps 16 1. The Northern Frontiers 16 2. Augustan Rome 17 3. The East under Augustus 18 4. Italy 19 5. The Provinces in Dio’s Time 20 6. Rebellion in Illyricum A.D. 6–9 21 Introduction 22 1. Chronology of Dio’s Life, Career, and Writings 22 2. How Dio Portrays Himself 24 3. Dio’s View of History 29 4. Dio on Augustus’ Place in Roman History 34 5. How Dio Composed His Account of Augustus’ Reign (31 B.C.– A.D. 14) 38 6. The Text of Books 55–56 57 Commentary 60 Book 55: 9 B.C.– A.D. 8 60 Book 56: A.D. 9–14 244 Appendixes 382 1. How Dio Visualized Trans-Rhenane Germany under Augustus 382 2. Dio on Tiber Floods 384 3. Augustan imperatores 385 4. Dio on Distributions of Largesse (congiaria) in Augustan Rome 386 5. Dio on Famines 387 6. One More Problem in the Fasti Praenestini of 16 January 388 7. Suetonius Aug. 34.1–2 and the Dates of Augustus’ Marriage Laws 390 8. Sources on the War in Dalmatia, A.D. 9 392 9. Velleius 2.115.4 on the War in Dalmatia: An Emendation 393 10. Sources on the Varian Disaster, A.D. 9 395 11. On the Text of Dio 56.21.2–3 (Varian Disaster) 396 12. Augustus’ Last Will: Substitute Heirs 397 13. How Much Did Dio Alter the Editio P
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- Author
- Swan, Peter Michael;
- Publisher
- Scholars Press
- Published
- 2004
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Poetry, American Poetry, Humanities
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