Read From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B.C. to A.D. 68 Online
Authors: H. H. Scullard
Tags: #Humanities
Maecenas, C.
134
,
138
,
200
–1,
203
–4
Maiden Castle
254
Mamilius, C.
40
–1
Mancinus, Hostilius
21
Manilius, C.
83
Manlius, L.
93
manumission laws
196
Marcellus, C.
104
appraisal
51
;
background
38
–9;
and Cinna
60
–1;
in Gaul
45
–9;
and Mithridates
62
;
and Saturninus
47
;
Social War
56
–7;
and Sulla’s capture of Rome
58
–
60
marriage laws
195
–6
Marullus
127
Massiva of Numidia
40
Mauretania
41
,
43
,
121
,
212
–13,
240
–2,
249
–51,
264
Media
142
–3
Messalla Corvinus, M. Valerius
203
Metellus Delmaticus, L.
37
–8
Metellus Macedonicus, Q.
26
Metellus Nepos, Q.
95
Metellus, Q. Caecilius
35
,
41
–2,
84
,
150
Metellus Scipio
103
–4
middle classes
286
see also
businessmen;
merchants
military reforms
47
–8,
187
–8,
205
–8
mime
164
–5
Mithridates, king of Armenia
235
Mithridates, king of Pontus
47
,
57
–8,
61
–3,
76
–8,
82
–4,
87
,
119
,
148
,
157
Mithridates of Pergamum
118
–19
Mithridatic Wars
59
,
63
–5,
77
–8,
83
–8
monarchy question
127
–8
Morini
110
–11
Narbonensis
33
–4,
49
,
75
,
123
,
134
,
138
,
188
,
213
,
222
navy/naval engagements
84
,
139
,
143
–5,
207
–8
Neopythagoreanism
174
,
293
,
303
,
305
Neoterici
165
and Agrippina
256
–8;
appraisal
269
–71;
and the arts
259
–60;
fire/rebuilding of Rome
260
–1;
provinces under
263
–8;
Seneca/Burrus administration
258
–9
Nero, son of Germanicus
233
–4
Nicolaus of Damascus
204
Nicomedes III
85
northeast frontier
107
,
124
,
140
,
211
northern frontier
41
,
77
,
214
–19,
228
–9,
235
,
250
,
255
,
269
Novius
164
Numidicus, Metellus
39
,
44
,
47
,
50
–1
Nymphidius Sabinus
269
Octavia, daughter of Claudius
255
Octavia, wife of Antony
138
–41,
145
,
193
see also
Augustan principate;
Augustus;
Battle of Actium
144
–5;
Battle of Philippi
134
–7;
consolidation of the West
137
–40;
establishment of principate
176
–8;
rise of
132
–4
Odes (Carmina)
(Horace)
201
–2
Opimius, Q.
77
–8
Optimates/Optimate cause
6
,
47
,
58
,
60
,
68
,
73
,
77
,
83
,
90
–1,
95
–6,
99
,
102
,
104
,
125
,
171
oratory
169
–70
Ostia
46
,
60
,
122
,
248
,
259
,
261
,
280
–2,
293
Ovid (P. Ovidius Naso)
203
–4,
289
Pacorus
141
Paetus, L. Caesennius
265
–6
Paetus, Thrasea
262
painting
161
palace intrigues
256
Palestine
87
,
211
,
235
,
242
,
266
–8,
306
–7
Pannonia
183
,
215
–17,
219
,
227
–8,
232
,
236
Papius Mutilus
56
–7
Parthia
62
,
86
–8,
103
–6,
124
,
138
–43,
157
,
208
–10,
229
,
235
,
241
,
251
,
265
–6,
279
past, respect for
140
,
178
–80,
195
,
197
–8,
201
–2,
244
,
248
–9
patronage
128
,
151
–2,
162
,
199
–
200
,
285
Pennus, Iunius
27
People
7
–
8
,
39
–
41
,
45
–6,
53
,
59
–
60
,
67
,
69
,
71
,
83
,
98
,
186
,
192
,
231
see also
Populares;
Senate/People relations
Periochae
(Livy)
202
–3
Perusia, siege of
137
St Peter
261
Philip, king of Macedonia
198
–9
Philippi, Battle of
134
–7
Philo
242
see also
Epicurianism;
Neopythagoreanism;
Stoicism
Picenum
54
–5
piety
197
Pilate, Pontius
235
–6
piracy
47
,
52
,
65
,
76
–8,
82
–4,
100
,
140
,
148
,
250
Pisidia
208
–9
Piso, Cn. Calpurnius
229
–30
Piso, L. Calpurnius
11
–
13
,
99
,
166
,
180
,
216
Plautus
163
–4
political division of labour
185
–9
political reforms
69
–
70
,
77
–8,
81
,
99
,
103
,
124
–5,
183
,
231
,
245
–6
Pollio, Asinius
97
,
134
,
138
,
141
,
200
,
202
,
204
Pompeii
57
,
148
,
154
,
259
,
272
,
274
–6,
289
,
293
–5,
305
Pompeius Trogus
204
Pompey Magnus
65
–7,
71
,
82
,
91
,
111
,
149
–50,
155
–6,
167
;
and Cicero
95
–6;
and Clodius
100
–2;
commands of
82
–3;
and Crassus
80
–1;
and Lepidus
73
–4;
and Lucullus
84
–6;
Mithridatic Wars
84
–8;
pirates
83
–4;
senatorial administration
77
–9;