Corinth and Rome I: 228
B.C.-A.D.
by James Wiseman, Boston,
Mass.
Contents
|
| I. Introduction |
439 |
1. Corinth and Its Land |
439 |
2. Excavations in the Corinthia |
447 |
| II. Corinth and Rome, 228-146 B.C |
450 |
1. Historical Resume |
450 |
2. Administration of the City |
462 |
3. Corinth and the Isthmia in 146 B.C.: Archaeology
and the Monuments |
465 |
a) The City Walls |
466 |
b) Acrocorinth |
468 |
c) Temple Hill |
473 |
d) South of Temple Hill |
475 |
e) East of Temple Hill |
481 |
f) North of Temple Hill |
485 |
g) The Agora before 146 B.C |
488 |
h) Outlying Areas |
489 |
| III. The Interlude: 146-44 B.C |
491 |
| The City Refounded: 44 B.C. to A.D. 267 |
497 |
| The Administration of the City |
497 |
| Historical Outline, 44 B.C.-A.D. 267 |
502 |
| The Urban Development of Corinth, 44 B.C.-A.D. 267 |
509 |
a) The Early Colony |
509 |
b) Corinth in the Time of Pausanias |
521 |
c) Pausanias in the Corinthian Forum |
528 |
d) The Outlying Areas |
531 |
| Table 1. Ancient Sites in the Corinthia |
536 |
| Table 2. Garrisons on Acrocorinth 338-146 B.C |
538 |
| Table 3. International Meetings at Corinth and the n.thmia
480-146 B.C |
539 |
| Table 4. Identifications of Some Buildings in and near the
Forum |
540 |
| Select Bibliography |
542 |
| List of Illustrations |
546 |
