The History of Rome

Table of Contents

Preface
Introduction
1. The Latin state
2. The league with the Latins
3. Of the colonies
4. On the rights of Isopolity and Municipium
5. On the franchise of the Latins
6. The league with the Hernicans
7. The wars with the Volscians and Aequians, down to the end of the Veientine War
8. The office of warden of the city
9. The internal feuds of the patricians
10. Of the public land and its occupation
11. The assignments of land before the time of Sp. Cassius
12. The agrarian law of Sp. Cassius, and his death
13. The seven consulships of the Fabii
14. The Veientine War
15. Internal history from the destruction of the Fabii to the first pestilence
16. The legend of Coriolanus
17. The wars with the Volscians and Aequians down to the peace of 295
18. The Aequian War down to the Decemvirate
19. Disasters and extraordinary phenomena
20. Civil history of the eleven years preceding the Decemvirate
21. The first Decemvirs, and their laws
22. The second Decemvirate
23. The first year after the restoration of freedom
24. Civil commotions down to the constitution of 311
25. The consular military tribuntate
26. The censorship
Civil affairs from the year 311 down to the last Veientine War
27. On the pay of the troops
28. The wars down to the last with Veii
29. The last war with Veii
30. The other wars down to that with the Gauls
31. Internal history down to the war with the Gauls
32. Physical history from 305 to 365
33. On the Gauls, and their immigration into Italy
34. The war with the Gauls, and the taking of Rome
35. On the Olympiad and year of the taking of Rome
36. Rome after the departure of the Gauls
37. The wars down to the reform of 384
38. Civil history down to the year 374
Appendices.

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