Römische Geschichte
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Römische Geschichte
（Cambridge library collection, . Classics）
Cambridge Unviersity Press, 2010-
- v. 1 : pbk
- v. 2 : pbk
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Original t.p. reads: Römische Geschichte, von B.G. Niebuhr
Reprint. Originally published (in 3 v.): Berlin : In der Realschulbuchhandlung, 1811-
Includes bibliographical references
Description and Table of Contents
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v. 1 : pbk ISBN 9781108012577
Description
The first edition of Barthold Georg Niebuhr's History of Rome was published in Berlin in 1811-1812, while the author was teaching at the new university there. The early part of the nineteenth century saw important developments in philological scholarship in Germany, and Niebuhr's international career as a statesman and scholar reflected Germany's new-found confidence in the wider world. Niebuhr later revised his work and a third volume was added in 1832; given the pace of scholarship during this period, these first two volumes constitute something of a work in progress. Although many of Niebuhr's theories have since been disproved, others had a lasting impact both on classical scholarship and on the broader understanding of history as an academic discipline. Volume 1 covers the origins of Rome in Ancient Italy, ending with Spirius Cassius (fifth century B.C.E.).
Table of Contents
- Einleitung
- 1. Das alte Italien
- 2. Die Latiner
- 3. Rom.
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v. 2 : pbk ISBN 9781108012584
Description
The first edition of Barthold Georg Niebuhr's History of Rome was published in Berlin in 1811-1812, while the author was teaching at the new university there. The early part of the nineteenth century saw important developments in philological scholarship in Germany, and Niebuhr's international career as a statesman and scholar reflected Germany's new-found confidence in the wider world. Niebuhr later revised his work and a third volume was added in 1832; given the pace of scholarship during this period, these first two volumes constitute something of a work in progress. Although many of Niebuhr's theories have since been disproved, others had a lasting impact both on classical scholarship and on the broader understanding of history as an academic discipline. Volume 2 covers the period from the death of Spirius Cassius, ending with the Latin War and dictatorship of Publilius.
Table of Contents
- Einleitung
- 1. Verfassung Roms seit errichtung des tribunats
- 2. Innere geschichte von Cassius tod bis auf das decemvirat
- 3. Der vejentische, die volskischen und aquischen kriege
- 4. Volkszahlungen
- 5. Die ersten decemvirn und die zwoelf tafeln
- 6. Das zweite decemvirat
- 7. Herstellung und begrundung der volksfreyheit
- 8. Innere geschichte bis auf den vejentischen krieg
- 9. Die kriege bis zum Ausbruch des letzten vejentischen
- 10. Vom Anfang des letzten vejentischen bis zum gallischen kriege
- 11. Vom den Celten und ihrer einwanderung in Italien
- 12. Der gallische krieg und die einnahme Roms
- 13. Rom nach der raumung
- 14. Die kriege des zeitraums von herstellung der stadt bis zur staatsveranderung von 389
- 15. Innere geschichte bis zum jahr 378
- 16. Die licinischen rogationen
- 17. Das agrarische recht
- Fortsetzung von den licinischen rogationem
- 18. Die neuen curulischen wurden des jahrs 389
- 19. Innere geschichte bis zur volligen befestigung des plebejischen consulats
- 20. Ueber den unzialinsfuss
- 21. Fortesessung der abgebrochenen inneren geschichte
- 22. Kriegsgeschichte von 389 bis 411
- 23. Rom im bunde mit Latium
- 24. Der erste samnitische krieg
- 25. Der Latinsche krieg
- 26. Die Gesesse des dictators Q. Publilius
- Anhang.
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