Greece and Rome: An Integrated History of the Ancient Mediterranean

Tracklist

• 1
  Who Were the Greeks? Who Were the Romans?
• 2
  Trade and Travel in the Mediterranean
• 3
  Democratic or Republican
• 4
  Law and Order
• 5
  Less Than Fully Human
• 6
  Close Encounters, 750–272 B.C.
• 7
  The Velvet Glove, 272–190 B.C.
• 8
  How the Two Polytheisms (Almost) Merged
• 9
  The Iron Fist, 190–146 B.C.
• 10
  The Last Hellenistic Dynasts, 146–31 B.C.
• 11
  Why the Greeks Lost, Why the Romans Won
• 12
  Philhellenism and Hellenophobia
• 13
  The Two Languages
• 14
  Leisure and Entertainment
• 15
  Sex and Sexuality
• 16
  Death and the Afterlife
• 17
  From Mystery Religion to Ruler Cult
• 18
  Greek Cities Under Roman Rule
• 19
  Greeks in Rome, Romans in Greece
• 20
  The Hellenism of Augustus
• 21
  Art, Looting, and Reproductions
• 22
  Architecture, Sacred and Secular
• 23
  Science and Technology
• 24
  Disease, Medical Care, and Physicians
• 25
  The Greek Epic and Its Roman Echo
• 26
  Tragedy and Comedy
• 27
  Love Poetry, Satire, History, the Novel
• 28
  Greek Influences on Roman Education
• 29
  Greek Philosophy and Its Roman Advocates
• 30
  Hellenomania From Nero to Hadrian
• 31
  Jews, Greeks, and Romans
• 32
  Christianity's Debt to Greece and Rome
• 33
  The Apotheosis of Athens
• 34
  The Decline of the West
• 35
  The Survival of the East
• 36
  The Enduring Duo

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