دانلود کتاب Rome after Sulla

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Cover page\nHalftitle page\nSeries page\nTitle page\nCopyright page\nDedication\nContents\nFigures\nPreface\nAcknowledgements\n1 Introduction\n Sullan politics and the early 70s bc\n Sallust’s Historiae, Sulla and stability\nPart One Negotiating the End of Sulla\n 2 80 bc The pro Roscio Vanishes\n Sulla in 80 bc: consul or tyrant?\n Saying what can’t be said: unfulfillable promises\n 3 79 bc The Turning Tide\n The exiled, the excluded and Lepidus’ son, Scipio Lepidi filius\n Control\nPart Two Counter-revolution\n 4 Urban Conflict and Etrurian Tumult Formulating 78–77 bc\n Appian on 78–77 bc: a harbinger of things to come\n Sallust’s Lepidus: like and unlike Catiline\n The judgement of Livy: exile, civil war and political morality\n By what name?\n 5 More Than Catiline, Less Than Caesar The Politics of M. Aemilius Lepidus, cos. 78 bc\n The political aims of Lepidus: the evidence\n The year 78 bc\n 6 After Sulla; After Lepidus\n Injustice\n Popular politics\n Unresolved trauma\nPart Three Sallust and the Political Culture of Rome after Sulla\n 7 Autocracy and Stability Moving Beyond the ‘Problems’ of the Speech of Lepidus\n 8 Dominatio and Deceit Sallust on Pompey\n 9 Hostile Politics (I) Political Discourse after Sulla\n The construction of a hostile politics\n Sallust and the political discourse of the 70s\n 10 Hostile Politics (II) Sallust’s Historiae\n Epilogue Legitimacy and the End of the Republic\nAppendix A Evidence for the Activities of M. Aemilius Lepidus, cos. 78 bc\nAppendix B ‘Problems’ in Sallust’s Speech of Lepidus\nNotes\nWorks Cited\nIndex locorum\nIndex