The Roman citizenship, (Oxford University Press Academic Monograph Reprints)

Frontmatter PART I ROMAN CITIZENSHIP DURING THE REPUBLIC I ROME AND EARLY LATIUM (page 3) II THE SETTLEMENT OF 338 B.C. AND THE ORIGINS OF THE MUNICEPS (page 38) III ORIGINS AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE LATER LATINITY CHARACTER OF THE NEW LATIUM (page 96) IV THE POSITION OF THE ITALIAN SOCII IN THE ROMAN SYSTEM (page 119) V THE AIMS OF THE ALLIES IN THE SOCIAL WAR (page 134) VI THE POLITICAL UNIFICATION OF ITALY AND CONSEQUENT CHANGES THE PRINCIPLES OF THE ENFRANCHISEMENT (page 150) VII POPULI LIBERI AND FOEDERATI DEVELOPMENT TOWARDS A WORLD STATE OUTSIDE ITALY (page 174) APPENDIX TO CHAPTERS I-IV (page 190) PART II THE PRINCIPATE AND THE CITIZENSHIP INTRODUCTION (page 221) VIII THE ITALIAN PERIOD (page 225) IX THE CLAUDIAN PROBLEM AND VIRITANE GRANTS (page 237) X THE FLOOD TIDE (page 251) XI CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ROMAN CITIZENSHIP IN THE AGE OF THE ANTONINES (page 164) XII THE UNION OF EAST AND WEST UNDER THE SEVERI (page 275) PART III TECHNICAL PROBLEMS OF ROMAN STATUS XIII EXTERNS: DUAL CITIZENSHIP AND THE ENFRANCHISEMENT OF INDIVIDUALS (page 291) XIV THE DIRECT ENFRANCHISEMENT OF PROVINCIAL COMMUNES (page 337) XV LATIN RIGHTS AND MUNICIPAL STATUS (page 360) XVI THE CONS TITUTIO ANTONINIANA: DEDITICII AND RUSTICI (page 380) PART IV THE ATTITUDE OF THE PROVINCIALS TO THE EMPIRE THE PROBLEM (page 397) XVII THE WINNING OF ALLEGIANCE DISLIKE OF THE ROMAN NAME UNDER THE REPUBLIC (page 399) XVIII THE ATTITUDE OF EDUCATED OPINION EXPLICIT EVIDENCE (page 425) XIX THE CONSOLIDATION OF LOYALTY IN THE LATE EMPIRE INTRODUCTION (page 445) XX THE RETROSPECTIVE PANEGYRISTS (page 461) BIBLIOGRAPHY (page 469) INDEXES (page 475) By A. N. Sherwin-white. Bibliography: P. [469]-473.