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History of Rome from the Earliest times down to 476 AD
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Chapter 36 AUGUSTUS (30 B.C.-14 A.D.)
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1 Chapter 1 GEOGRAPHY OF ITALY.2 Chapter 2 THE EARLY INHABITANTS OF ITALY.3 Chapter 3 THE ROMANS AND THEIR EARLY GOVERNMENT.4 Chapter 4 THE EARLY GROWTH AND INTERNAL HISTORY OF ROME.5 Chapter 5 THE DYNASTY OF THE TARQUINS.6 Chapter 6 THE CONSULS AND TRIBUNES.7 Chapter 7 THE COMITIA TRIBUTA AND THE AGRARIAN LAWS.8 Chapter 8 THE CONTEST OF THE PLEBEIANS FOR CIVIL RIGHTS.9 Chapter 9 EXTERNAL HISTORY.10 Chapter 10 WARS WITH PYRRHUS (281-272).11 Chapter 11 DIVISIONS OF THE ROMAN TERRITORY.-NOTED MEN OF THE PERIOD.12 Chapter 12 FOREIGN CONQUEST.13 Chapter 13 ROME AND CARTHAGE BETWEEN THE FIRST AND SECOND PUNIC WARS14 Chapter 14 THE SECOND PUNIC WAR.-FROM THE PASSAGE OF THE PYRENEES TO THE BATTLE OF CANNAE. (218-216.)15 Chapter 15 THE SECOND PUNIC WAR.-FROM CANNAE TO THE BATTLE OF ZAMA16 Chapter 16 ROME IN THE EAST.17 Chapter 17 THE SYRIAN WAR.18 Chapter 18 CONQUEST OF MACEDONIA AND GREECE. (171-146.)19 Chapter 19 THE THIRD PUNIC WAR, AND FALL OF CARTHAGE.20 Chapter 20 ROME AND SPAIN.-THE NUMANTINE AND SERVILE WARS. (206-132.)21 Chapter 21 INTERNAL HISTORY.-THE GRACCHI.22 Chapter 22 EXTERNAL HISTORY.-PERGAMUM.-JUGURTHINE WAR (118-104).23 Chapter 23 THE CIMBRI AND TEUTONES.-POLITICAL QUARRELS.24 Chapter 24 INTERNAL HISTORY.-THE SOCIAL WAR (90-88).25 Chapter 25 MARIUS AND SULLA.-CINNA.26 Chapter 26 SERTORIUS.-SPARTACUS.-LUCULLUS.-POMPEY AND CRASSUS.27 Chapter 27 CAESAR.-CICERO.-VERRES.28 Chapter 28 TROUBLES AT ROME.-CONSPIRACY OF CATILINE.29 Chapter 29 THE FIRST TRIUMVIRATE.30 Chapter 30 CAESAR'S CAMPAIGNS IN GAUL.31 Chapter 31 CLODIUS AND MILO.-DEATH OF CRASSUS.32 Chapter 32 CAESAR'S STRUGGLE WITH POMPEY.-BATTLE OF PHARSALIA.33 Chapter 33 CAESAR'S OPERATIONS IN EGYPT, ASIA, AFRICA, AND SPAIN.34 Chapter 34 MURDER OF CAESAR.35 Chapter 35 THE SECOND TRIUMVIRATE.-PHILIPPI AND ACTIUM.36 Chapter 36 AUGUSTUS (30 B.C.-14 A.D.)37 Chapter 37 THE AUGUSTAN AGE.38 Chapter 38 THE JULIAN AND CLAUDIAN EMPERORS.39 Chapter 39 THE FLAVIAN EMPERORS.40 Chapter 40 THE FIVE GOOD EMPERORS.41 Chapter 41 PERIOD OF MILITARY DESPOTISM.-DECLINE OF THE EMPIRE.42 Chapter 42 INVASIONS AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE BARBARIANS.43 Chapter 43 ROMAN LITERATURE.44 Chapter 44 ROMAN ROADS.-PROVINCES.45 Chapter 45 No.4546 Chapter 46 HOUSES, CUSTOMS, INSTITUTIONS, ETC.47 Chapter 47 PUBLIC BUILDINGS, SQUARES, ETC.48 Chapter 48 COLONIES.-THE CALENDAR.-RELIGION.49 Chapter 49 THE ROMAN ARMY IN CAESAR'S TIME.50 Chapter 50 LEGENDARY ROME.