Sulla, the elites and the empire : a study of Roman policies in Italy and the Greek east /
This book is a study of Sulla's policies in Italy and in the Greek East. Its main aim is to show how Sulla revived Rome's alliances with the local elites at a critical moment for the survival of her Mediterranean hegemony. The discussion calls into play a wide range of political, economic...
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Call Number: DG256.7 .S27 2007
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| 504 | |a Includes bibliographical references (p. [233]-281) and index. | ||
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |t Preliminary Materials / |r F. Santangelo -- |t Introduction / |r F. Santangelo -- |t Introduction / |r F. Santangelo -- |t Chapter One. A Silent Crisis, A Noisy Collapse / |r F. Santangelo -- |t Chapter Two. A Complex Strategy: Sulla Between Attica And Boeotia / |r F. Santangelo -- |t Chapter Three. Facing The Consequences: The Elites Of Asia Minor / |r F. Santangelo -- |t Chapter Four. Warfare And Politics: Sulla In Italy / |r F. Santangelo -- |t Chapter Five. Retaliation And Politics: The Proscriptions / |r F. Santangelo -- |t Chapter Six. Sulla's Infamous Associates / |r F. Santangelo -- |t Chapter Seven. The Necessity Of The Elites: Interim Conclusions / |r F. Santangelo -- |t Introduction / |r F. Santangelo -- |t Chapter One. Resettling The Province Of Asia / |r F. Santangelo -- |t Chapter Two. Statesmanship And Retaliation: Between Capua And Praeneste / |r F. Santangelo -- |t Chapter Three. Sullan Colonisation In Italy: Back To The Basics / |r F. Santangelo -- |t Chapter Four. Pompeii And Campania Felix / |r F. Santangelo -- |t Chapter Five. Etruria: A Contrasting Picture / |r F. Santangelo -- |t Chapter Six. The Sullan Veterans And Catiline's Conspiracy / |r F. Santangelo -- |t Chapter Seven. The Importance Of Etruria / |r F. Santangelo -- |t Chapter Eight. Beyond The Emergency: Interim Conclusions / |r F. Santangelo -- |t Introduction / |r F. Santangelo -- |t Chapter One. Why 'Sulla Epaphroditos'? / |r F. Santangelo -- |t Chapter Two. A New Founder For Rome / |r F. Santangelo -- |t Conclusions / |r F. Santangelo -- |t Appendix. Sulla In The Epigraphical Evidence / |r F. Santangelo -- |t Bibliography / |r F. Santangelo -- |t Index Of Ancient Sources / |r F. Santangelo -- |t General Index / |r F. Santangelo. |
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