Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Preface VII
3. Contents IX
4. Introduction 1
5. Part I. The Instruments of Diplomacy
6. Chapter 1. Alliances and Entanglements 13
7. Chapter 2. Φιλία-Amicitia: The Informal Connection 54
8. Chapter 3. Adjudication and Arbitration 96
9. Chapter 4. Slogans and Propaganda: The "Freedom of the Greeks" 132
10. Chapter 5. Patrocinium and Clientela 158
11. Part II. Attitudes and Motivation
12. Chapter 6. "Eastern Experts" and Attitudes toward Hellas 203
13. Chapter 7. Philhellenism: Culture and Policy 250
14. Chapter 8. The Roman Concept of Empire in the Age of Expansion 273
15. Chapter 9. The Tangible Benefits of Empire 288
16. Chapter 10. The Greek View of Roman Expansion 316
17. Part III. The Patterns of Behavior
18. Chapter 11. Rome, Macedonia, and Illyria (I) 365
19. Chapter 12. Rome, Macedonia, and Illyria (II) 405
20. Chapter 13. Rome and Greece (I) 443
21. Chapter 14. Rome and Greece (II) 487
22. Chapter 15. Rome and Asia Minor (I) 535
23. Chapter 16. Rome and Asia Minor (II) 575
24. Chapter 17. Rome and the Seleucid Kingdom 617
25. Chapter 18. Rome and Ptolemaic Egypt 678
26. Conclusion 727
27. Appendix I. Roman Foedera with Greek Cities 737
28. Appendix II. The First Encounter of Rome and the Jews 751
29. Appendix III. Effects of the Roman-Jewish Treaty 754
30. Bibliography 759
31. Index of Persons 791
32. Index of Subjects 806
33. Index of Literary Sources 816
34. Index of Inscriptions and Papyri 859