Category: History - Ancient
REFERENCES: Marquardt, pp. 1-6; Voigt, 307-311, 386-388; Göll, II. 1-4, 61-65, 187; Pauly-Wissowa, under _adfīnitās_, _agnātiō_, _cognātiō_; Smith, under _cognātī_, _familia_, _patria potestās_; Seyffert, under _agnātiō_, _cognātiō_, _familia_, _manus_; Lübker, under _agnātiō_...
REFERENCES: Marquardt, 269-296, 834-861; Staatsverwaltung, III, 504-565; Göll, III, 455-480, 104-157; Guhl and Koner, 643-658, 804-829, 609-618; Friedländer, II, 295-637; Ramsay...
12. CHAPTER XIIREFERENCES: Marquardt, 340-388; Voigt, 319-322, 396, 455; Göll, 480-547; Guhl and Koner, 580-595, 857-863; Friedländer, III, 125-137; Ramsay, 479-482; Pauly-Wissowa, _cenotaphiu...
6. CHAPTER VIREFERENCES: Marquardt, 213-250, 607-645; Göll, II, 213-417; Guhl and Koner, 556-580, 676-688, 705-725; Ramsay, 516-521; Pauly-Wissowa, _ātrium_, _compluvium_; Smith, Harper, Ric...
5. CHAPTER VREFERENCES: Marquardt, 135-212; Göll, II, 114-212; Guhl and Koner, 764-772; Friedländer, I, 404 f.; Ramsay, 124 f.; Pauly-Wissowa, _clientēs_; Smith, _servus_, _lībertus_, _cliē...
8. CHAPTER VIIIREFERENCES: Marquardt, 264-268, 300-340, 414-465; Voigt, 327-329, 401-404; Göll, 311-454; Guhl and Koner, 747-759, 702-704; Friedländer, III, 29-56; Ramsay, 490-501; Pauly-Wisso...
7. CHAPTER VIIREFERENCES: Marquardt, 475-606; Voigt, 329-335, 404-412; Göll, III, 189-310; Guhl and Koner, 728-747; Ramsay, 504-512; Blümner, I, 189-307; Smith, Harper, Rich, under _toga_, _t...
10. CHAPTER XREFERENCES: Marquardt, 469-474, 731-738, 799-833; Voigt, 359 f.; Göll, II, 418-462, III, 1-45; Guhl and Koner, 538-544, 766 f., 783 f.; Friedländer, II, 36-291; Ramsay, 76-78, 5...
4. CHAPTER IVREFERENCES: Marquardt, 80-134; Voigt, 322 f., 397 f., 455 f.; Göll, "Gallus," II, 65-113; Friedländer, I, 456 f., III, 376 f.; Ramsay, 475 f.; Smith, _lūdus litterārius_; Harper...
3. CHAPTER IIIREFERENCES: Marquardt, 28-80; Voigt, 318, 449; Göll, II, 5 f.; Friedländer, I, 451 f.; Ramsay, 293 f., 477; Preston, 8 f.; Smith, _mātrimōnium_; Baumeister, 696 f.; Harper, _cōn...
11. CHAPTER XI§403. It is evident from what has been said that abundant means were necessary to support the state in which every Roman of position lived. It will be of interest to see how the...
2. CHAPTER II§38. The Triple Name.--Nothing is more familiar to the student of Latin than the fact that the Romans whose works he reads first have each a threefold name, Caius Julius Caesar,...
1. CHAPTER IREFERENCES: Marquardt, pp. 1-6; Voigt, 307-311, 386-388; Göll, II. 1-4, 61-65, 187; Pauly-Wissowa, under _adfīnitās_, _agnātiō_, _cognātiō_; Smith, under _cognātī_, _familia_, _...