INDEX

Agrippa, [65 f.], [74].
Alexander, [108 f.]
Aliso, [89], [Appendix, Chapter IV, n. 16.]
Arabia, [106].
Ariovistus, Chapter IV, [n. 8].
Armenia, [83], [109 f.]
Arminius, [10], [13], [17], [47];
in literature, Chapter I, [n. 38];
eulogized by Tacitus, [30 ff.]
Augustus: attempt of to subdue Germany, [9 f.], [27];
refutation of this view—summary, [80];
worship of, Chapter I, [n. 11]; p. [75];
opposed to expansion by conquest, [12 f.], [57];
purpose of operations in Germany, [18], [57];
protection of Gaul and Italy by him a military and political necessity, [18], [63 f.], [66];
character of, [54 f.];
policy one of peace, [60 ff.];
influenced by military leaders, [65 f.];
influenced by political considerations, [67 ff.]
Auxilia, [39], [41].
Borma, Chapter IV, notes [8] and [22].
Buffer states: general policy of, [85], [105 ff.];
historic examples of, [105 ff.]
Caesar, [10], [27 f.], [55];
in Britain and Germany, [106].
Causarum patroni, [96 ff.], Chapter IV, [n. 34].
Commerce in Germany, [92], Chapter IV, [n. 15], [Appendix, Chapter IV, n. 16].
Dacia, [107].
Dio, [21 f.], [56], Chapter IV, [n. 29];
p. [99 ff.];
his description of battle contradicted by Tacitus, [25 f.]
Drusus and Tiberius: campaigns of, [12], Chapter IV, [n. 23];
influence of on Augustus, [65 f.]
Elbe, the, as frontier, [9 f.], [11 ff.], [65], [75].
Empires, ancient world, relations of to barbarians, [82 ff.]
Engineering works, [92 ff.]
Ethiopia, [107].
Fleet, [41], [51], [Appendix, Chapter IV, n. 16.]
Flevum, [90].
Florus, [23 ff.], [27 f.], [75], [96], [100], Chapter IV, [n. 29].
Forts, Chapter IV, [n. 26]; p. [110], [104], [Appendix, Chapter IV, n. 16.]
Frontiers: Armenia, [83];
Rhine, [83];
rivers, Chapter IV, [n. 4];
western, Chapter IV, [n. 8].
Germanicus, campaigns of, [30 f.], [50], [53], [104].
Germans, attacks and provocations of against Rome, [63 f.], [102 f.]
Germany, attempted subjugation of, [9 ff.], [27 f.];
anomaly of “conquest”, [77], [89 ff.], [94 f.];
not made a Roman province, Chapter I, [n. 11]; p. [70 ff.]; [76 ff.];
physical conditions of, [41], [51];
military forces of, [46], [49 f.];
military operations in, [87 ff.]
German campaigns, strategy of, [42], [51], [88 f.];
defensive character of, [102 ff.]
Legions: number of, [36 f.], [41];
composition of, [38 ff.], Chapter III, [n. 11];
size of standing army, [41 ff.];
percentage of population in army, [41];
size of Rhine army, Chapter IV, [n. 54].
See also [Auxilia].
Maroboduus, [46], [47], [50], [103 f.]
Mauretania, [110].
Military roads, [92 f.]
Monumentum Ancyranum, Chapter III, [n. 67]; p. [61 ff.], Chapter III, [n. 108].
Mount Taunus, fort, [90], Chapter IV, notes [17] and [36].
Palestine, [108 ff.], [Appendix, Chapter IV, n. 49.]
Population: of Roman empire, [39], [41];
of Germany, [44 f.];
of Gaul, [47 f.]
Posidonius: on population of Gaul, [47 f.]
Rhine, as frontier, [9 ff.], [83 ff.]
Rome: general forces of, [49 f.], [50 ff.], [54];
alleged desire for war on part of soldiers and citizens, [67 ff.];
alleged change of policy toward Germany, [79 f.];
general frontiers of, [83 ff.];
diplomacy of in Germany, [85 ff.]
See also [Population].
Saguntum, [109].
Sources: rhetorical character of, [17], Chapter I, [n. 11]; p. [22], [24], [34], [96], [101];
general account of, [21 ff.];
contradictions between, [24 ff.], Chapter IV, [n. 29].
Sparta, [108].
Tacitus, [21], [24], Chapter III, [n. 68];
contradicted by Dio, [25 f.];
his eulogy of Arminius, [30];
criticism of eulogy, [34].
Teutoburger forest: battle of and consequences, [12 ff.], [36 f.], [52], [77], [81];
numbers in battle of, [35 ff.]
See also [Varus].
Tiberius: at Rhodes, Chapter I, [n. 11];
his recall of Germanicus, [33 f.], Chapter I, [n. 43];
operations of in Germany, [53], [74 f.], [87], [91];
estrangement from Augustus, [77];
Character of, [78 f.]
Tribute, [97 ff.]
Varus: defeat of, [9 ff.], [58];
circumstances of defeat, [24 ff.], [35 f.];
relation to Augustus, [75 f.];
character of, [95], Chapter IV, [n. 29];
conduct and policy of, [96 ff.], [102].
See also [Teutoburger forest].
Velleius, [21 f.], [25], [29], [53], [74], [101], Chapter IV, [n. 29].