The Egyptian elite as Roman citizens / by Cafici, Giorgia

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Being a Roman citizen / by Gardner, Jane F.

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Being a Roman citizen / by Gardner, Jane F.

Table of Contents: “…The Disabilities of Roman Citizens -- 2. Birth: The Freedman's Condition -- 3. …”
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Augustine's passions : his transformation from a Roman citizen to a Catholic bishop, 354-401 / by Ghisalberti, Giosuè, 1958-

After the past : essays in ancient history in honour of H.W. Pleket /

Table of Contents: “…ALIMENT A AND THE INFANTILIZATION OF THE ROMAN CITIZEN /…”
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Paul: Jew, Greek, and Roman /

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Cleopatra : a biography / by Roller, Duane W.

Table of Contents: “…Cleopatra's ancestry and background -- The Ptolemaic heritage and the involvement with Rome -- Cleopatra's youth and education -- Becoming queen (51-47 BC) -- Consolidating the empire (47-40 BC) -- The peak years (40-34 BC) -- The operation of the kingdom -- Scholarship and culture at the court of Cleopatra -- Downfall (34-30 BC) -- Outline of Cleopatra's life and career -- Genealogy of the later Ptolemies -- Cleopatra's mother -- Was Cleopatra a Roman citizen? -- Some ancient literary descriptions of Cleopatra -- The iconography of Cleopatra VII.…”

Prostitution, sexuality, and the law in ancient Rome / by McGinn, Thomas A. J.

Table of Contents: “…Introduction : Law in society -- Civic disabilities : the status of prostitutes and pimps as Roman citizens -- The Lex iulia et papia -- Emperors, jurists, and the Lex iulia et papia -- The Lex iulia de adulteriis coercendis -- Emperors, jurists, and the Lex iulia de adulteriis coercendis -- The taxation of Roman prostitutes -- Ne serva prostituatur : restrictive covenants in the sale of slaves -- Prostitution and the law of the jurists -- Conclusion : Diversity and unity in Roman legal perspectives on prostitution.…”
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Cleopatra : a biography / by Roller, Duane W.

Table of Contents: “…Cleopatra's ancestry and background -- The Ptolemaic heritage and the entanglement with Rome -- Cleopatra's youth and education -- Becoming queen (51-47 BC) -- Consolidating the empire (47-40 BC) -- The peak years (40-34 BC) -- The operation of the kingdom -- Royal administration -- The royal building program -- Isis and Dionysos -- Foreign policy and the matter of Herod the Great -- Scholarship and culture at the court of Cleopatra -- Downfall (34-30 BC) -- Outline of Cleopatra's life and career -- Cleopatra's mother -- Was Cleopatra a Roman citizen? -- Some ancient literary descriptions of Cleopatra -- Genealogy -- The iconography of Cleopatra.…”
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Cleopatra : a biography / by Roller, Duane W.

Table of Contents: “…Cleopatra's ancestry and background -- The Ptolemaic heritage and the entanglement with Rome -- Cleopatra's youth and education -- Becoming queen (51-47 BC) -- Consolidating the empire (47-40 BC) -- The peak years (40-34 BC) -- The operation of the kingdom -- Royal administration -- The royal building program -- Isis and Dionysos -- Foreign policy and the matter of Herod the Great -- Scholarship and culture at the court of Cleopatra -- Downfall (34-30 BC) -- Outline of Cleopatra's life and career -- Cleopatra's mother -- Was Cleopatra a Roman citizen? -- Some ancient literary descriptions of Cleopatra -- Genealogy -- The iconography of Cleopatra.…”
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Roman law in context / by Johnston, David, 1961-

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Between Scylla and Charybdis : the Jews in Sicily / by Simonsohn, Shlomo, 1923-2019

Table of Contents: “…Introduction; Chapter 1: From Rome to Spain; Chapter 2: The First Millennium; Chapter 3: Jewish Settlements (1); Map 1: Jewish Sicily until 1300; Chapter 4: From Roman Citizens to Servants of the Royal Treasury; Chapter 5: The Jewish Community (1); Chapter 6: Scholars and Poets; Chapter 7: Merchants, Artisans and Others; Chapter 8: Between Scylla and Charybdis; Chapter 9: The King's Jews; Chapter 10: Taxation and Imposts; Chapter 11: Jewish Settlements (2); Map 2: Jewish Sicily in the 14th and 15th Centuries; Map 3: Catania: The Jewish Quarter; Map 4: Messina: The Jewish Quarter.…”
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Roman portraits in context / by Fejfer, Jane

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Behold the man : Jesus and Greco-Roman masculinity / by Conway, Colleen M.

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The three worlds of Paul of Tarsus / by Wallace, Richard, 1941-

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Eager to be Roman : Greek response to Roman rule in Pontus and Bithynia / by Madsen, Jesper Majbom

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War and society in the Roman world /

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The leadership genius of Julius Caesar : modern lessons from the man who built an empire / by Barlag, Phillip

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Controlling laughter : political humor in the late Roman Republic / by Corbeill, Anthony, 1960-

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Cicero, On Pompey's Command (De Imperio), 27-49: Latin Text, Study Aids with Vocabulary, Commentary, and Translation. by Hodgson, Louise, Gildenhard, Ingo

Table of Contents: “…Further resources -- Chronological table: the parallel lives of Pompey and Cicero -- The speech in summary, or: what a Roman citizen may have heard in the forum -- Translation of §§ 27-49 -- The protagonists: Cicero -- Pompey -- Manilius -- The historical context (the contio, imperial expansion, civil wars, the shadow of Sulla, extraordinary commands) -- List of rhetorical terms -- 6. …”
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