From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B.C. to A.D. 68 (72 page)

Catulus, Q. Lutatius
47
–9,
60
,
68
,
73
–4,
82
,
91
–2,
153
,
165

Catuvellauni
111
,
252

Celtic tribes
44
,
108
,
154

see also individual tribes

centralization of administration
246
–9

Chaerea, Cassius
240
,
245

Chalcis
88
,
250
,
267

chariot races
288
–9

Chatti
217
,
228
–9

Cherusci
217
–18,
229

China
105
,
279

Christianity
249
,
261
,
291

Cicero
81
–3,
91
–
104
,
107
,
110
,
115
–21,
125
,
128
–36,
150
–3,
157
–60,
164
–5,
169
–70,
173
–4

Cicero, Q.
112

Cilicia
68
,
83
–6,
88
,
100
,
103
,
142
–3,
150
,
155
,
157
,
208
,
210
,
234
,
277

Cimbri
38
,
44
–5,
48
–9,
52

Cinna, L. Cornelius
58
,
60
–1,
64
,
74
,
165

Cisalpine Gaul
58
,
61
,
65
,
73
,
79
,
98
,
107
,
110
–12,
132
–4,
147
,
165
,
168
,
214

citizenship
14
–
15
,
52
–5,
57
–8,
61
,
91
,
123
,
154
–5,
206
–7,
222
,
241
–2,
250
–2

city life
154
,
221
–3,
251
,
281
–2

see also
urbanization

Civil Service
191
–2,
246
–7,
255
,
262

civil wars
60
–1,
65
–7,
89
,
104
,
114
–21,
134
–45,
149
,
204

civitates foederatae/liberae
154
–5

Claudius
202
,
237
,
239
,
241
,
276
,
287
–9;

accession of
243
–5;

administration
246
–9;

appraisal
256
;

conquest of Britain
252
–5;

palace intrigues
255
–6;

provincial policy
249
–52

Cleopatra
91
,
118
,
120
,
140
–5,
197

Cleopatra Selene
142
–3,
213

client-kings/kingdoms
39
,
88
,
140
,
142
,
208
–10,
234
,
241
,
250
,
254
–5

Clodia
150
,
165

Clodius, P.
99
–
103
,
107
,
112
,
150
,
152
,
165
,
194

Coelius Antipater
168

Coelius Caldus, C.
162

Cogidumnus
254

coinage
55
–6,
108
,
122
,
136
,
162
,
188
,
209
–10,
252
–3,
257
,
259
,
261
,
269

collegia
122
,
148
,
283

colonies
14
,
28
,
30
–1,
34
–5,
37
,
50
,
92
,
123
,
147
,
213
,
222

see also
veteran colonies

Columella, L. Iunius
273
,
301

comedy
164

Comitia
38
,
59
,
67
–8,
98
,
231

Comitia Centuriata
59
,
100
,
191

Commagene
88
,
229
,
234
,
241
,
250
–1

commemorative art
162
,
193

commerce
48
,
148
,
280
–1

Commius
113
,
253

communications
195
,
215
,
221
,
280

Concilium Plebis
23
,
25
,
33
,
71

conspiracies
90
–3,
128
–9,
180
,
240
–1,
248
,
255
,
262
–3,
268
–9

constitutionalism
118
,
125
–6

Corbulo, Cn. Domitius
250
,
262
,
265
–6,
268

co-regencies
183
,
185
,
227
,
231

corn dole
122
,
124
,
152
,
268
,
283
,
287

corn laws
28
,
46
–7,
78
,
99

corn trade
28
–9,
46
,
84
,
133
,
147
,
248
,
280

Cornelia, mother of Gracchi
20
–1

Cornelia, wife of Pompey
102
,
117

Cornelius, C.
82

Cornelius Nepos
168

corruption
30
,
78
,
149
,
157

Corsica
3
,
38
,
50
,
70
,
138
,
140
,
297

Cotta, C. Aurelius
77
–8,
112

Cotta, L. Aurelius
38
,
81

Cotta, M. Aurelius
78
,
85
,
112

Cotys
235
,
241

Crassus, Licinius
34
,
37
,
53
–4,
169
,
216

Crassus, M. Licinius
65
–6,
78
–
82
,
98
,
110
,
149
,
178
;

and Caesar
90
–3;

Parthia
105
–6;

triumvirate
96
–7,
101
–2

Crassus Mucianus, P.
172

Crassus Mucianus, P. Licinius
22

Crassus, P. Licinius
26
,
110

Crete
84
,
88
,
133
,
154

Crimea
62
,
84

criminal justice
70
–1,
154
,
172
,
183
,
248

Cunobelinus
241
,
252
–4

Curio, C. Scribonius
103
–4,
115
,
119

currency
61
,
280

cursus honorum
70
,
190

customs barriers
279
–80

Cyprus
84
,
100
,
137
,
142
–3,
155

Cyrene
77
,
83
–4,
133
,
186
,
213
,
220
,
259

Dacia
107
,
124
,
217

daily routines
285
–6

Dalmatia
140
,
215
–16,
245

Dardanus
64
,
84

Dead Sea Scrolls
266

debt relief
60
–1,
85
,
93
,
116
,
122

Decimus Brutus
111
,
115
,
132
–4,
136

declining standards
12
–
13

deification
193
,
198
–9,
212
,
227
,
240
,
256
,
263

dictatorship
67
–9,
71
,
116
,
119
–21,
124
–6

Didius, A.
263

Didius, T.
52
,
56
,
74

Diodorus
167
,
281

Diophanes
21
,
25

diplomacy
209
–10

Dolabella, Cornelius
78
,
119

Dolabella, P.
131
–2,
136

Dolabella, P. Cornelius
236

Domitian
232
,
238

Domitius Ahenobarbus, Cn.
34
,
45
,
66

Domitius Ahenobarbus, L.
101
,
114
–15,
147
,
217
–18

Donations of Alexandria
143
,
145

drama
164

Druidism
108
,
235
–6,
249
,
253
,
264

Drusilla, sister of Gaius
240

Drusus, brother of Tiberius
183
–4,
215
,
217
,
244

Drusus, M. Livius the younger
28
–
31
,
38
,
53
–4,
77

Drusus, son of Germanicus
233
–4,
237

Drusus, son of Tiberius
227
–8,
230
,
232
–3

dyarchic division
185
–9

eastern frontier
88
,
208
–12,
234

Eclogues
(Virgil)
138
,
200

economic conditions
16
–
18
,
32
–3,
124
,
146
–58,
272
–83

education
170
–1

efficiency
247
–8

Egypt
83
–4,
124
,
175
,
177
–8,
208
,
212
,
229
–30,
273
,
276
–7,
279

see also
Cleopatra;

Ptolemy dynasty of Egypt

Eleazar
267

elections
69
,
102
–3,
116
,
119
,
125
,
190
–1,
231
,
239

emperor worship
126
–7,
136
,
196
,
198
–9,
212
,
221
,
236
,
242
,
249
,
255
,
263
–4,
268

engineering
163

Ennius, Q.
163
,
170
–1,
179

epic poetry
163
–4

Epicurianism
151
,
166
,
173
,
201

Equites
7
–
8
,
13
,
28
–
35
,
38
–
41
,
77
,
81
–6,
92
,
155
–6,
191
,
219
,
231
,
245
–6,
281
,
286

see also
Senate/Equites relations

Ethiopia
212
,
266

Etruria
55
,
57
,
67
,
74
,
79
,
93
–4,
148
,
272

everyday life
285
–6

expansion of empire
2
–
4
,
33
–4

Fabius Maximus, Q.
34

Fabius, Q.
172

factory systems
274
–5,
281

Fadus, Cuspius
267

family life
150

Fannius, C.
31
,
167

Felix, M. Antonius
262
,
267

Festus, Porcius
267
,
309

Figulus, P. Nigidius
174

Fimbria
61
,
64
–5

finance
85
,
177
,
187
,
237
,
247
–8,
258
–9

fire of Rome
260
–1

fire-fighting
194

First Triumvirate:

Caesar
97
–9;

and Clodius
99
–
101
;

renewal and breakdown
101
–5

Flaccus, L. Valerius
60
–1,
64
,
67
,
242

Flaccus, M. Fulvius
26
–7,
31
–2,
34

Flamininus
198
,
263

Flavus
127

Florus, Gessius
267

Florus, Julius
235
–6

foreign affairs
33
–5,
37
–8,
61
–3,
77
–8,
103
–4

foreign cults
122
,
174
–5,
197
,
231
,
235
–6,
242
,
249
,
253
,
261

see also
Christianity;