Collected essays by Cambridge sociologist Keith Hopkins - one of the most radical, innovative and influential Roman historians of his generation.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction: Keith Hopkins: sighting shots Christopher Kelly 1. Contraception in the Roman Empire 2. A textual emendation in a fragment of Musonius Rufus: a note on contraception Afterword Caroline Vout 3. On the probable age structure of the Roman population 4. Graveyards for historians Afterword Walter Scheidel 5. Economic growths and towns in antiquity Afterword Neville Morley 6. Taxes and trade in the Roman empire (200 BC-AD 400) Afterword Willem M. Jongman 7. Models, ships and staples Afterword Peter Fibiger Bang and Mamoru Ikeguchi 8. From violence to blessing: symbols and rituals in ancient Rome Afterword Jä Elsner 9. Slavery in classical antiquity Afterword Keith Bradley 10. Conquest by book Afterword William Harris 11. Novel evidence for Roman slavery Afterword Catharine Edwards 12. Christian number and its implications Afterword Kate Cooper 13. The political economy of the Roman empire Afterword Greg Woolf 14. How to be a Roman emperor: an autobiography Afterword Mary Beard.
Introduction: Keith Hopkins: sighting shots Christopher Kelly 1. Contraception in the Roman Empire 2. A textual emendation in a fragment of Musonius Rufus: a note on contraception Afterword Caroline Vout 3. On the probable age structure of the Roman population 4. Graveyards for historians Afterword Walter Scheidel 5. Economic growths and towns in antiquity Afterword Neville Morley 6. Taxes and trade in the Roman empire (200 BC-AD 400) Afterword Willem M. Jongman 7. Models, ships and staples Afterword Peter Fibiger Bang and Mamoru Ikeguchi 8. From violence to blessing: symbols and rituals in ancient Rome Afterword Jä Elsner 9. Slavery in classical antiquity Afterword Keith Bradley 10. Conquest by book Afterword William Harris 11. Novel evidence for Roman slavery Afterword Catharine Edwards 12. Christian number and its implications Afterword Kate Cooper 13. The political economy of the Roman empire Afterword Greg Woolf 14. How to be a Roman emperor: an autobiography Afterword Mary Beard.
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