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The Social and Economic History of the Roman Empire / M. Rostovtzeff ; revised by P. M. Fraser

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextLanguage: English Publication details: Oxford : Clarendon Press, 1957Edition: 2nd edDescription: 2 v. ; 24 cmISBN:
  • 97801981423170198142315
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • DG271  .R6 1957
Contents:
Vol. I. Italy and the Civil War ; Augustus and the policy of restoration and reconstruction ; The Julii and Claudii ; The rule of the Flavians and the enlightened monarchy of the Antonines ; The Roman Empire under the Flavians and the Antonines. The Cities. Commerce and Industry ; The Roman Empire under the Flavians and the Antonines. The city and the coutnry in the Asiatic and the African provinces of Rome ; The economic and social policy of the Flavians and Antonines ; The military monarchy ; The military anarchy ; The Roman Empire during the period of military anarchy ; The oriental despotism and the problem of the decay of ancient civilization -- Vol. II. Notes ; List of emperors from Augustus to Constantine ; Indexes.
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Vol. I. Italy and the Civil War ; Augustus and the policy of restoration and reconstruction ; The Julii and Claudii ; The rule of the Flavians and the enlightened monarchy of the Antonines ; The Roman Empire under the Flavians and the Antonines. The Cities. Commerce and Industry ; The Roman Empire under the Flavians and the Antonines. The city and the coutnry in the Asiatic and the African provinces of Rome ; The economic and social policy of the Flavians and Antonines ; The military monarchy ; The military anarchy ; The Roman Empire during the period of military anarchy ; The oriental despotism and the problem of the decay of ancient civilization -- Vol. II. Notes ; List of emperors from Augustus to Constantine ; Indexes.

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