Bithynia: Roman Sovereignty
and the Survival of Hellenism
by B. F. Harris, North Ryde,
N. S. W.
Contents
|
| Introduction |
857 |
| I. The rise to power of the Bithynian kingdom |
858 |
| II. The Roman intervention |
862 |
1. From Prusias II to the annexation of Bithynia
|
862 |
2. Freedom and hellenization |
866 |
| III. Bithynia as a Republican province |
869 |
1. The settlement of Pompey |
869 |
2. Roman governors and financiers |
870 |
| IV. Bithynia in the early Empire |
874 |
1. Adaptation and recovery: Augustus to Nerva
|
874 |
a) The Julio-Claudians |
874 |
b) The Flavian emperors |
880 |
2. The anatomy of a province: Bithynia under
Trajan |
883 |
a) Pliny's correspondence with Trajan |
885 |
b) The speeches of Dio of Prusa |
889 |
c) The theory of the principate |
893 |
| V. From Hadrian to Constantine |
894 |
| Bibliography |
899 |
| Illustration |
901 |
