Rome, Polybius, and the East
the late Peter Sidney Derow
Edited by Andrew Erskine and Josephine Crawley Quinn
Table of Contents
Frontispiece
Introduction J. C. Quinn and A. Erskine, with E. Gruen, T.D. Barnes, G. Shipley & S. Heyworth
I. Narratives
1. The arrival of Rome: from the Illyrian wars to the fall of Macedon
2. Rome, the fall of Macedon and the sack of Corinth
II. Polybius and Roman Power
3. Polybius (205?-125? BC)
4. Historical explanation: Polybius and his predecessors
5. Polybius, Rome and the east
6. Kleemporos
7. Polybios and the embassy of Kallikrates
8. Polybius III, Rome and Carthage
9. Imperium, imperial space and empire
III. The Roman Calendar
10. The Roman calendar, 190-168 BC
11. The Roman calendar, 218-191 BC
IV. Epigraphy
12. An inscription from Chios, P. Derow and W. G. Forrest
13. Pharos and Rome
14. RC 38 (Amyzon) reconsidered, J. T. Ma, P. Derow & A. R. Meadows
Bibliography of Peter Derow G. Shipley
Index