10. FROM THE DEATH OF COMMODUS TO THE ACCESSION OF DIOCLETIAN, A.D. 192–284

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. PREFACE vii
3. CONTENTS xi
4. ILLUSTRATIONS xix
5. INTRODUCTION 1
6. 1. THE PHYSICAL RESOURCES OF ANTIOCH: COMMUNICATIONS, CLIMATE, WATER SUPPLY, NATURAL PRODUCTS 15
7. 2. THE SOURCES FOR THE HISTORY OF ANTIOCH 24
8. 3. ANTIOCH AND THE REGION IN PRE-MACEDONIAN TIMES 46
9. 4. THE FOUNDATION OF ANTIOCH AND THE REIGN OF SELEUCUS I 54
10. 5. FROM ANTIOCHUS I TO ANTIOCHUS IV, 281/0-163 B.C. 87
11. 6. THE DECLINE OF THE SELEUCID DYNASTY 119
12. 7. ANTIOCH UNDER THE ROMAN REPUBLIC 143
13. 8. ANTIOCH UNDER THE AUGUSTAN EMPIRE, 31 B.C.–A.D. 69 163
14. 9. FROM THE FLAVIAN DYNASTY TO THE DEATH OF COMMODUS, A.D. 69–192 202
15. 10. FROM THE DEATH OF COMMODUS TO THE ACCESSION OF DIOCLETIAN, A.D. 192–284 236
16. 11. THE CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY AT ANTIOCH, FROM APOSTOLIC TIMES TO A.D. 284 272
17. 12. ANTIOCH UNDER DIOCLETIAN (A.D. 284–305), CONSTANTINE THE GREAT (A.D. 306–337), AND CONSTANTIUS (A.D. 337–361) 317
18. 13. JULIAN THE PHILOSOPHER, A.D. 361–363 380
19. 14. JOVIAN AND VALENS, A.D. 363–378 398
20. 15. THEODOSIUS I AND ARCADIUS, A.D. 379–408 414
21. 16. THEODOSIUS II (A.D. 408–450) AND MARCIANUS (A.D. 450–457) 450
22. 17. LEO I (A.D. 457–474), LEO II (A.D. 474), AND ZENO (A.D. 474–491) 476
23. 18. ANASTASIUS (A.D. 491–518), JUSTIN I (A.D. 518–527), AND JUSTINIAN (A.D. 527–565) 503
24. 19. FROM JUSTIN II TO HERACLIUS, A.D. 565–641 560
25. APPENDICES
26. HISTORICAL EXCURSUS 581
27. TOPOGRAPHICAL EXCURSUS 597
28. TRANSLATIONS OF DOCUMENTS 681
29. LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS 697
30. BIBLIOGRAPHY 713
31. CHRONOLOGY 735
32. INDEX 739
33. PLATES 753