Romans and Barbarians: Four Views From the Empire's Edge (39 page)

EPISODE 4: The Artist

EPILOGUE: Barbarians and Romans

Index

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Ancient versions of place names are given in italics, modern versions in upright letters. While lesser Roman characters are usually given under
cognomen
(surname) celebrities are indexed under the name by which they are best known.

Adamclisi (Romania)

Agricola, Julius

Tacitus

in Britain

roadbuilding

‘Scottish' campaign

naval support

Domitian's jealousy

recall

death

loss of gains

summary

agriculture, Roman

Agrippa, Marcus

Agrippa, Postumus

Ahenobarbus, Domitius

Airs, Waters and Places

Alamans

Alexander the Great

Aliso
(Germany)

amber road

Ammian, historian

Anglesey

Antoninus Pius, emperor (
AD
139–61)

Apollodorus (
see also
Danube bridge)

Aquae Sextae,
battle

Ardoch

Armenia

Armin (Arminius, Hermann)

army, Roman

size

deployment

artillery

Athenaeus, author

Augustus, emperor, (27
BC
–
AD
14)

as Octavian

as
princeps

policies

world view

birth rate

family misfortunes

nepotism

peace

Britain

Germany

German War

death

testament

‘accomplishments'

Bandel, E. von

barbarians (
see also
Roman-barbarian relations, Roman view of, human sacrifice, commerce)

general