History of Ancient Civilization

by Charles Seignobos

• Gayley: Classic Myths. 1893.
• Guerber: Myths of Greece and Rome. 1893.

ROME

General Histories—

• Mommsen: History of Rome.
• Ihne: History of Rome. 1871-82.
• Duruy: History of Rome. 1884-5.
• Long: Decline of the Roman Republic. 1864-74.
• Greenidge: History of Rome during the Latin Republic. 1904.
• Shuckburgh: History of Rome. 1894.
• How and Leigh: History of Rome. 1896.
• Pelham: Outlines of Roman History. 1893.
• Botsford: History of Rome. 1903.
• Merivale: History of the Romans under the Empire. 1875.
• Gibbon: Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Bury's edition.

Sources of Roman History (translated into English)—

• Livy: History and Epitome, translated by Spillan. 1887-90.
• Polybius: Histories, translated by Shuckburgh. 1889.
• Plutarch: Lives, translated by Stewart and Long. 1880.
• Appian: Roman History, translated by White. 1899.
• Sallust, Florus, and Velleius Paterculus, translated by Watson. 1887.
• Cicero: Orations, translated by Yonge. 1851-2.
• Cicero: Letters, translated by Shuckburgh. 1899.
• Cæsar: Gallic War and Civil War.
• Justin, Nepos, and Eutropius, translated by Watson.
• Suetonius: Lives of the Twelve Cæsars, translated by Thomas Forester. 1898.
• Tacitus: Annals, translated by Church and Brodribb. 1895.
• Tacitus: History, translated by Church and Brodribb. 1894.
• Tacitus: Germania, translated by Church and Brodribb. 1893.
• Josephus: Antiquities and Wars of the Jews, translated by Whiston-Shilleto. 1889-90.
• Pliny the Younger: Letters, translated by Melmoth.
• Marcus Aurelius: Meditations, translated by Long.
• Ammianus Marcellinus: Roman History, translated by Yonge. 1894.
• Julian the Emperor: Works, translated by King. 1888.
• Eusebius: Ecclesiastical History and Life of Constantine translated by McGiffert. 1890.
• Jerome: Works.
• Augustine: Works.
• Munro: Source Book of Roman History. 1904.
• Greenidge and Clay: Sources for Roman History B.C. 133-70. 1903.
• Gwatkin: Selections from Early Christian Writers. 1893.

Periods of Roman History—

• Ihne: Early Rome. 1893.
• Allcroft and Mason: Struggle for Empire. 1893
• Church: Carthage. 1886.
• Smith: Carthage and the Carthaginians. 1890.
• Smith: Rome and Carthage. 1891.
• Arnold: Second Punic War. 1849.
• Dodge: Life of Hannibal. 1891.
• Morris: Hannibal. 1897.
• How: Hannibal and the Great War between Rome and Carthage. 1899.
• Allcroft and Mason: Rome under the Oligarchs. 1893.
• Beesly: Gracchi, Marius, and Sulla. 1893.
• Allcroft and Mason: Decline of the Oligarchy. 1893.
• Oman: Seven Roman Statesmen. 1902.
• Beesly: Catiline, Clodius, and Tiberius. 1898.
• Strachan-Davidson: Cicero. 1894.
• Forsyth: Life of Cicero. 1877.
• Boissier: Cicero and His Friends. 1897.
• Froude: Cæsar. 1879.
• Dodge: Cæsar. 1892.
• Fowler: Cæsar. 1892.
• Merivale: The Roman Triumvirates. 1877.
• Holmes: Cæsar's Conquest of Gaul. 1899.
• Mahaffy: Greek World under Roman Sway. 1890.
• Bossier: Roman Africa. 1899.
• Bossier: Rome and Pompeii. 1896.
• Hall: The Romans on the Riviera and the Rhone. 1898.
• Bury: (Students') Roman Empire. 1893.
• Capes: Early Roman Empire. 1886.
• Mommsen: Provinces of the Roman Empire. 1887.
• Firth: Augustus Cæsar. 1903.
• Shuckburgh: Augustus. 1903.
• Tarver: Tiberius the Tyrant. 1902.
• Dill: Roman Society from Nero to Marcus Aurelius. 1904.
• Gregorovius: The Emperor Hadrian. 1898.
• Bryant: Reign of Antoninus. 1896.
• Capes: Age of the Antonines. 1887.
• Watson: Marcus Aurelius Antoninus. 1884.
• Firth: Constantine the Great. 1905.
• Negri: Julian the Apostate. 1905.
• Gardner: Julian. 1895.
• Glover: Life and Letters in the Fourth Century. 1901.
• Dill: Roman Society in the Last Century of the Western Empire. 1899.
• Kingsley: Roman and Teuton. 1889.
• Hodgkin: Dynasty of Theodosius. 1889.
• Villari: Barbarian Invasions of Italy. 1902.
• Hodgkin: Italy and Her Invaders, 1892-9.
• Sheppard: Fall of Rome. 1861.
• Bury: Later Roman Empire. 1889.
• Oman: Byzantine Empire. 1892.

Roman Antiquities—