Roman Rule in Asia Minor, Volume 1 (Text)

*Frontmatter, pg. i*PREFACE, pg. vii*CONTENTS, pg. xi*LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS, pg. xiii*I. THE BEQUEST OF ATTALUS, pg. 1*II. THE LAND AND ITS RICHES, pg. 34*III. THE GREEK STATES OF THE WESTERN COAST, pg. 53*IV. THE GREEK STATES DURING THE THIRD AND SECOND CENTURIES, pg. 89*V. THE SUBJECT COMMUNITIES OF THE INTERIOR, pg. 119*VI. REVOLT AND ANNEXATION, pg. 147*VII. THE CONSEQUENCES OF ANNEXATION, pg. 159*VIII. THE RISE OF THE POWER OF PONTUS, pg. 177*IX. THE COMING OF MITHRADATES, pg. 199*X. RECONSTRUCTION AND EXPLOITATION, pg. 232*XI. THE LANDS OF THE SOUTH, pg. 259*XII. THE WINNING OF THE SOUTH, pg. 278*XIII. THE BEQUEST OF NICOMEDES, pg. 302*XIV. THE RETURN OF MITHRADATES, pg. 321*XV. POMPEY THE ORGANIZER, pg. 351*XVI. FROM POMPEY TO CAESAR, pg. 379*XVII. THE END OF THE OLD REGIME, pg. 405*XVIII. THROUGH MONARCHY TO PRINCIPATE, pg. 427*XIX. THE GALATIAN PROVINCE, pg. 453*XX. THE FIRST PRINCEPS, pg. 468*XXI. THE HEIR OF AUGUSTUS, pg. 491*XXII. LYCIA: FEDERATION AND PROVINCE, pg. 516*XXIII. THE CLAUDIAN EMPERORS: BUREAUCRACY AND WAR, pg. 540*XXIV. CENTRALIZATION AND PROSPERITY UNDER THE FLA VIANS, pg. 566*XXV. TRAJAN, ADMINISTRATOR AND CONQUEROR, pg. 593*XXVI. PEACE AND UNIFICATION UNDER HADRIAN, pg. 611*XXVII. THE ANTONINES AND THE CITIES, pg. 630*XXVIII. FROM GOLD TO IRON, pg. 659*XXIX. DECAY AND CHAOS, pg. 688