Civic Coins and Civic Politics in the Roman East, A.D. 180-275 (Transformation of the Classical Heritage)

Signed and dedicated by author on title page. Very good hard cover, with unclipped dust jacket, from the collection of Dr Cathy King. Light shelf and handling wear, including notable tanning to DJ spine. Content is tightly bound, and unmarked. CN Frontmatter ACKNOWLEDGMENTS (page vii) 1 The Classical City in an Age of Crisis, 180 -305 (page 1) 2 Civic Coins: Their Design, Production, and Use (page 12) 3 Local Coins and the Greek Notables (page 21) 4 Coins and Declarations of Political Values in the Roman World (page 31) 5 Greek Views of the Conquering and Triumpant Roman Emperor (page 38) 6 The Roman Emperor and the City Gods (page 52) 7 Images of Rome and the Polis (page 71) 8 Civics Coins and the Hellenic Notables' Response to Crisis (page 83) 9 Epilogue: Politics Without Civic Coins, 284-363 (page 95) APPENDIX 1 Active Civic Mints, 31 B.C. - A. D. 276 (page 107) APPENDIX 2 Two Chronological Problems in the Reign of Valerian ()0253-60 (page 109) LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS (page 115) NOTES (page 123) BIBLIOGRAPHY (page 211) INDEX (page 227) LIST OF PLATES (page 241) PLATES (page 253) Kenneth W. Harl. Includes Index. Bibliography: P. 211-226.