The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volum 1

Methuen & Company, 1925

D	xxxvii

A D	xlii

CHAPTER II	xliv

CHAPTER I	1

The Consul assembles the Senate	2

The Caledonian	21

Of the Union and Internal Prosperity of the Roman Empire in the Age	28

Colonies and Municipal Towns	34

Murder of Maximin and his	185

He endeavours to Reform the State	187

Murder of Pertinax by the Prætorians	193

Dissensions of the Barbarians	194

General Plenty	195

Memory of Tiberius Caligula Nero and Domitian	196

80	197

Public Sale of the Empire to Didius Julianus by the Prætorian Guards	200

Asia	49

D	54

Acknowledged by the other Emperors	60

Imperial Prerogatives	64

D	67

Titles of Augustus and Cæsar	70

He is elected Emperor	73

61	80

To his son Commodus	84

Sedition and Death of Cleander	92

And by the Senate	98

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Distress of Julian	113

Cruel Consequences of the Civil Wars	121

64	122

Of Hadrian	128

Death of Severus and Accession of his two sons	130

His Tyranny extended over the whole Empire	136

Defeat and Death of Macrinus	142

Long Illness of Diocletian	153

Recovery of Britain by Constantius	160

pose of Taxation	161

CHAPTER VII	167

Murder of Gordian	178

Títol	The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volum 1 The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, John Bagnell Bury
Autor	Edward Gibbon
Editor	John Bagnell Bury
Editor	Methuen & Company, 1925

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Power of the Magi	202

Causes which checked the Progress of the Germans	211

Its Effects on the Natives	216

The Emperors Decius Gallus Æmilianus Valerian and GallienusThe	237

Various Events of the Gothic	250

They invade Gaul	256

Their Indolence	257

Their Divisions and Retreat	268

Tributes of the Provinces	271

of Marcus	274

Tacitus is acknowleged by the Army	276

Disorders of Sicily	279

His Death	282

War between the Persians and the Romans	296

CHAPTER XII	317

Carus defeats the Sarmatians and marches into the East	319

The Amphitheatre	339

His Behaviour to his Royal Captives	348

CHAPTER XIII	350

His Death	357

Diocletian assumes the Diadem and introduces the Persian	377

The new Platonists	392

His Alliance with Licinius	425

Civil War between Constantine and Maxentius	437