BETWEEN REPUBLIC AND EMPIRE. INTERPRETATIONS OF AUGUSTUS AND HIS PRINCIPATE, ED. BY K. A. RAAFLAUB AND M. TOHER.
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1990 AUGUSTE (L'EMPEREUR OCTAVE) AUGUSTALES (THE) IN THE AUGUSTAN SCHEMA PP. 364-379.1990 AUGUSTE (L'EMPEREUR OCTAVE) AUGUSTUS AND THE EVOLUTION OF ROMAN HISTORIOGRAPHIE PP. 139-154.1990 AUGUSTE (L'EMPEREUR OCTAVE) AUGUSTUS AND THE POWER OF TRADITION: THE AUGUSTAN PRINCIPATE ASBINDING LINK BETWEEN REPUBLIC AND EMPIRE. PP. 71- 122.1990 AUGUSTE (L'EMPEREUR OCTAVE) C. CAESAR DIVI FILIUS AND THE FORMATION OF THE ALTERNATIVE IN ROME PP. 54- 701990 AUGUSTE (L'EMPEREUR OCTAVE) HORACE CARM. 2. 9: AUGUSTUS AND THE AMBIGUITIES OF ENCOMIUM PP. 212-238.1990 AUGUSTE (L'EMPEREUR OCTAVE) IMPERIAL (THE) POLICY OF AUGUSTUS PP. 395-416.1990 AUGUSTE (L'EMPEREUR OCTAVE) OPPOSITION TO AUGUSTUS PP. 417-454.1990 AUGUSTE (L'EMPEREUR OCTAVE) PONTIFICATE (THE) OF AUGUSTUS. PP. 380-394.1990 AUGUSTE (L'EMPEREUR OCTAVE) TRISTIA 2: OVID AND AUGUSTUS PP. 239-257.1990 AUGUSTE (L'EMPEREUR OCTAVE) DIO CASSIUS CASSIUS DIO'S ASSESSMENT OF AUGUSTUS PP. 155-173.1990 AUGUSTE (L'EMPEREUR OCTAVE) ENEE TURNUS DEATH (THE) OF TURNUS: AUGUSTAN VERGIL AND THE POLITICAL RIVAL PP. 174-211.1990 AUGUSTE (L'EMPEREUR OCTAVE) LIVIUS (TITUS) LIVY, AUGUSTUS AND THE FORUM AUGUSTUM PP. 123-138.1990 AUGUSTE (L'EMPEREUR OCTAVE) MAECENAS (CAIUS CILNIUS) DID MAECENAS "FALL FROM FAVOR"? AUGUSTAN LITERARY PATRONAGE PP. 258-275.1990 AUGUSTE (L'EMPEREUR OCTAVE) SYME (SIR RONALD) A MAN, A BOOK AND A METHOD: SIR RONALD SYME'S "ROMAN REVOLUTION"AFTER FIFTY YEARS PP. 1- 20.1990 AUGUSTE (L'EMPEREUR OCTAVE) SYME (SIR RONALD) PERSONALITY (THE) OF AUGUSTUS. REFLECTIONS ON SYME'S "ROMAN REVOLUTION" PP. 21- 411990 MOMMSEN (THEODOR) SYME (SIR RONALD) MOMMSEN AND SYME: LAW AND POWER IN THE PRINCIPATE OF AUGUSTUS PP. 42- 531990 AUGUSTAN BUILDING PROGRAMS IN THE WESTERN PROVINCES PP. 308-325, 12 FIG.1990 CITY (THE) ADORNED: PROGRAMMATIC DISPLAY AT THE AEDES CONCORDIAE AUGUSTAE PP. 276-296, 15 FIG.1990 MAN OR GOD: DIVINE ASSIMILATION AND IMITATION IN THE LATE REPUBLICAND EARLY PRINCIPATE PP. 334-357, 33 FIG.
