The Rise of Rome, 753 – 265 BC Texts:
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Livy: Selections
from Books 1 and 2
Herodotus: Reports
of the Etruscan
Polybius: Rome
at the End of the Punic Wars
The Twelve Tables
Cicero: The
Roman Candidate
Livy: The
Roman Way of Declaring War
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Plutarch:
The Training of ChildrenInscriptions from Pompeii
Macrobius: Saturnalia Convivia,
III.13: The Bill of Fare of a Great Roman Banque
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Polybius: The
Roman Maniple vs. The Macedonian PhalanxValerius Maximus and Livy on Roman Soldiers
Polybius: The
Destruction of Corinth
Nepos: Hannibal
Polybius: The
Third Punic War
Mithridates and The Roman Conquests in the EastSlave Revolt AccountsPractical Public Beneficence
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Cicero: The Second Philippic
- Plutarch: Tiberius GracchusPlutarch: Life of Caius GracchusSallust: Life
in Rome in the Late RepublicPlutarch: Life
of Marius Plutarch: Life of Sylla
Plutarch: Life
of Pompey
Suetonius: De
Vita Caesarum, Divus Iulius (The Lives of the Caesars, The Deified Julius)Plutarch: The
Assassination of Julius Caesar
- Julius CaesarCoin showing Marcus Junius Brutus, one of Caesar's assassins; reverse, showing the Ides of March
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