Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS ix
4. PREFACE xi
5. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xiii
6. HISTORICAL METHOD
7. 1. Introduction: An Abundance of Data in Ancient History 3
8. 2. Roman Elite Motivation: Three Questions (Past and Present 1980) 13
9. 3. History in Classics (Classics: A Profession in Crisis 1989) 25
10. ACCULTURATION
11. 4. Provincial Languages in the Roman Empire (AJP 1966) 32
12. 5. The Celtic Renaissance (Historia 1965) 41
13. 6. Barbarian Enclaves in the Northern Roman Empire (AC 1963) 49
14. 7. Notes on Romanization (BASP 1984) 56
15. ART AND LANGUAGE
16. 8. Roman Bureaucratese (Traditio 1962) 67
17. 9. Some Pictures in Ammianus Marcellinus (Art Bulletin 1964) 78
18. RELIGION AND THOUGHT
19. 10. Constantine and the Miraculous (GRBS 1968) 107
20. 11. Distrast of the Mind in the Fourth Century (Riv. storica italiana 1972) 117
21. 12. Two Types of Conversion to Early Christianity (VC 1983) 130
22. 13. "What Difference Did Christianity Make?" (Historia 1986) 142
23. 14. Ordinary Christians in the Later Persecutions 156
24. SEX AND GENDER
25. 15. Women in Public in the Roman Empire (Historia 1980) 162
26. 16. Women's Power in the Principate (Klio 1986) 169
27. 17. Roman Attitudes to Greek Love (Historia 1982) 177
28. SOCIAL RELATIONS
29. 18. Personal Power in the Roman Empire (AJP 1986) 190
30. 19. How to Revolt in the Roman Empire (Riv. storica dell'antichita 1985) 198
31. 20. Judicial Savagery in the Roman Empire (Chiron 1986) 204
32. GROUPS AND STRATA
33. 21. Social History in Astrology (Ancient Society 1971) 218
34. 22. The Legion as a Society (Historia 1984) 225
35. 23. Late Roman Slavery (Historia 1987) 236
36. 24. The Historical Role of the Masses in Late Antiquity 250
37. NOTES TO ALL CHAPTERS 277
38. INDEX 395