دانلود کتاب The Origin of Empire: Rome from the Republic to Hadrian

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Contents\nMaps\nNote on the abbreviations in the text\nIntroduction: The Path to Empire\nPart I: War (264–201 BC)\n1. The Invasion of Sicily (264 BC)\n2. War by Land and Sea (263–241 BC)\n3. Rome and Italy (240–217 BC)\n4. Hannibal\n5. Cannae (216 BC)\n6. Victory (201 BC)\nPart II: Empire (200–146 BC)\n7. Macedon\n8. Victory in the East\n9. The Home Front\n10. Carthage Must be Destroyed (146 BC)\nPart III: Revolution (146–88 BC)\n11. Tiberius Gracchus and the Sovereignty of the People\n12. Gaius Gracchus and the Rise of the Contractors\n13. A Critic’s View\n14. Marius: Politics and Empire\n15. Civil Wars (91–88 BC)\nPart IV: Dictatorship (88–36 BC)\n16. Sulla Triumphant\n17. Sulla’s Rome\n18. Sulla’s Legacies\n19. Politics in a Post-Sullan World\n20. 63 BC\n21. Law and Disorder\n22. Pompey and Caesar\n23. Caesarians and Pompeians\nPart V: Monarchy (36 BC–AD 138)\n24. Imperator Caesar Augustus\n25. The Augustan Empire\n26. Eccentricity and Bureaucracy\n27. Three Murders and the Emergence of an Imperial Society\n28. Dynasties Come and Go\n29. Reimagining Rome\n30. The View from Tivoli\n31. What Happened\nNotes on Sources\nList of Illustrations\nAcknowledgements\nIndex