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CONTENTS
Egypt | 25 | |
Africa | 25 | |
The Mediterranean with its Islands | 26 | |
General idea of the Roman Empire | 26 |
Of the Union and Internal Prosperity of the Roman Empire in the Age of the Antonines
A.D. | PAGE | |
Principles of Government | 28 | |
Universal Spirit of Toleration | 28 | |
Of the People | 28 | |
Of Philosophers | 30 | |
Of the Magistrates | 31 | |
In the Provinces | 32 | |
At Rome | 32 | |
Freedom of Rome | 33 | |
Italy | 34 | |
The Provinces | 35 | |
Colonies, and Municipal Towns | 35 | |
Division of the Latin and the Greek Provinces | 37 | |
General Use of both the Greek and Latin Languages | 39 | |
Slaves | 35 | |
Their Treatment | 39 | |
Enfranchisement | 39 | |
Numbers | 39 | |
Populousness of the Roman Empire | 42 | |
Obedience and Union | 43 | |
Roman Monuments | 43 | |
Many of them erected at Private Expense | 43 | |
Example of Herodes Atticus | 45 | |
His Reputation | 45 | |
Most of the Roman Monuments for Public Use | 46 | |
Temples, Theatres, Aqueducts | 46 | |
Number and Greatness of the Cities of the Empire | 48 | |
In Italy | 48 | |
Gaul and Spain | 48 | |
Africa | 49 | |
Asia | 49 | |
Roman Roads | 50 | |
Posts | 50 | |
Navigation | 51 | |
Improvement of Agriculture in the Western Countries of the Empire | 51 | |
Introduction of Fruits, &c. | 52 | |
The Vine | 52 | |
The Olive | 52 | |
Flax | 53 | |
Artificial Grass | 53 | |
General Plenty | 53 | |
Arts of Luxury | 53 |