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	A History of the Roman Empire from Its Foundation to the Death of Marcus Aurelius (27 B.C.-180 A.D.)

John Bagnell Bury
John Murray, 1893 - Rome - 638 pages
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Contents
	FOUNDATION OF THE PRINCIPATE 
	1
	  	
	B C 14 A D II THE PRINCIPATE 
	12
	  	
	B C 180 A D III THE JOINT GOVERNMENT OF THE PRINCEPS 
	27
	  	
	B C 14 A D VI PROVINCIAL ADMINISTRATION UNDER 
	74
	  	
	B C 14 A D VII PROVINCIAL ADMINISTRATION continued 
	101
	  	
	B C 14 A D IX THE WINNING AND LOSING OF GERMANY 
	124
	  	
	B C 14 A D X ROME UNDER AUGUSTUS His BUILD 
	141
	  	
	B C 14 A D XI LITERATURE OF THE AUGUSTAN AGE 
	149
	  	



	THE FLAVIAN EMPERORS 
	374
	  	
	FLAVIANS 
	397
	  	
	ADMINISTRATION AND EASTERN 
	433
	  	
	TIBERIUS TO TRAJAN 
	457
	  	
	Pius 
	522
	  	
	B C 180 A D XXX THE ROMAN WORLD UNDER 
	562
	  	
	B C 180 A D XXXI ROMAN LIFE AND MANNERS 
	633
	  	








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Bibliographic information

	Title	A History of the Roman Empire from Its Foundation to the Death of Marcus Aurelius (27 B.C.-180 A.D.)
Student's Roman Empire
Student's series
	Author	John Bagnell Bury
	Edition	4
	Publisher	John Murray, 1893
	Original from	Columbia University
	Digitized	Jan 21, 2009
	Length	638 pages
	 	 
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