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The History of Rome

by Theodor Mommsen

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  1. 1Dedications
  2. 2Preparer’s Note
  3. 3Preface by the Translator
  4. 4Introductory Note by Dr. Mommsen
  5. 5Book First — The Period Anterior to the Abolition of the Monarchy
  6. 6Chapter I — Introduction
  7. 7Chapter II — The Earliest Migrations Into Italy
  8. 8Chapter III — The Settlements of the Latins
  9. 9Chapter IV — The Beginnings of Rome
  10. 10Chapter V — The Original Constitution of Rome
  11. 11Chapter VI — The Non-Burgesses and the Reformed Constitution
  12. 12Chapter VII — The Hegemony of Rome in Latium
  13. 13Chapter VIII — The Umbro-Sabellian Stocks — Beginnings of the Samnites
  14. 14Chapter IX — The Etruscans
  15. 15Chapter X — The Hellenes in Italy — Maritime Supremacy of the Tusca…
  16. 16Chapter XI — Law and Justice
  17. 17Chapter XII — Religion
  18. 18Chapter XIII — Agriculture, Trade, and Commerce
  19. 19Chapter XIV — Measuring and Writing
  20. 20Chapter XV — Art
  21. 21Chapter I — Change of the Constitution — Limitation of the Power of…
  22. 22Chapter II — The Tribunate of the Plebs and the Decemvirate
  23. 23Chapter III — The Equalization of the Orders, and the New Aristocracy
  24. 24Chapter IV — Fall of the Etruscan Power-the Celts
  25. 25Chapter V — Subjugation of the Latins and Campanians by Rome
  26. 26Chapter VI — Struggle of the Italians Against Rome
  27. 27Chapter VII — Struggle Between Pyrrhus and Rome, and Union of Italy
  28. 28Chapter VIII — Law, Religion, Military System, Economic Condition,…
  29. 29Chapter IX — Art and Science
  30. 30Book Third — Chapter I — Carthage
  31. 31Chapter II — The War Between Rome and Carthage Concerning Sicily
  32. 32Chapter III — The Extension of Italy to Its Natural Boundaries
  33. 33Chapter IV — Hamilcar and Hannibal
  34. 34Chapter V — The War Under Hannibal to the Battle of Cannae
  35. 35Chapter VI — The War Under Hannibal From Cannae to Zama
  36. 36Chapter VII — The West From the Peace of Hannibal to the Close of t…
  37. 37Chapter VIII — The Eastern States and the Second Macedonian War
  38. 38Chapter IX — The War With Antiochus of Asia
  39. 39Chapter X — The Third Macedonian War
  40. 40Chapter XI — The Government and the Governed
  41. 41Chapter XII — The Management of Land and of Capital
  42. 42Chapter XIII — Faith and Manners
  43. 43Chapter XIV — Literature and Art
  44. 44Book Fourth — The Revolution — Chapter I — The Subject Countries Do…
  45. 45Chapter II — The Reform Movement and Tiberius Gracchus
  46. 46Chapter III — The Revolution and Gaius Gracchus
  47. 47Chapter IV — The Rule of the Restoration
  48. 48Chapter V — The Peoples of the North
  49. 49Chapter VI — The Attempt of Marius at Revolution and the Attempt of…
  50. 50Chapter VII — The Revolt of the Italian Subjects, and the Sulpician…
  51. 51Chapter VIII — The East and King Mithradates
  52. 52Chapter IX — Cinna and Sulla
  53. 53Chapter X — The Sullan Constitution
  54. 54Chapter XI — The Commonwealth and Its Economy
  55. 55Chapter XII — Nationality, Religion, and Education
  56. 56Chapter XIII — Literature and Art
  57. 57Notes for Volume IV
  58. 58Chapter II
  59. 59Chapter III — 1. IV. I. War Against Aristonicus
  60. 60Chapter IV — 1. IV. III. Democratic Agitation Under Carbo and Flaccus
  61. 61Chapter V
  62. 62Chapter VI — 1. IV. IV. the Domain Question Under the Restoration
  63. 63Chapter VII — 1. IV. III. Modifications of the Penal Law
  64. 64Chapter VIII
  65. 65Chapter IX
  66. 66Chapter X — 1. III. XI. Abolition of the Dictatorship
  67. 67Chapter XI
  68. 68Chapter XII
  69. 69Chapter XIII
  70. 70Book Fifth — The Establishment of the Military Monarchy
  71. 71Chapter I — Marcus Lepidus and Quintus Sertorius
  72. 72Chapter II — Rule of the Sullan Restoration
  73. 73Chapter III — The Fall of the Oligarchy and the Rule of Pompeius
  74. 74Chapter IV — Pompeius and the East
  75. 75Chapter V — The Struggle of Parties During the Absence of Pompeius
  76. 76Chapter VI — Retirement of Pompeius and Coalition of the Pretenders
  77. 77Chapter VII — The Subjugation of the West
  78. 78Chapter VIII — The Joint Rule of Pompeius and Caesar
  79. 79Chapter IX — Death of Crassus — Rupture Between the Joint Rulers
  80. 80Chapter X — Brundisium, Ilerda, Pharsalus, and Thapsus
  81. 81Chapter XI — The Old Republic and the New Monarchy
  82. 82Chapter XII — Religion, Culture, Literature, and Art

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