Table of Contents

• Preface to the Second Edition
• Notes
• Additional Bibliography
• Preface to the First Edition
• Map: The Social War insurgents
• Introduction
• 1 Rome and Italy in the Second Century
• 1.1 Romans and Italians Abroad
• 1.2 Romans and Italians at Home
• 1.3 Conclusion: The Loosening of Ties
• 2 The Alienation of Italy
• 2.1 The Gracchan Crisis and the Great Refusal
• 2.2 The Road to the Social War
• 2.3 Conclusion: Roman Politics and the Italian Question 205-91 BC
• 3 The Social War
• 3.1 The Rebellion of Italia
• 3.2 The Social War 90 BC
• 3.3 The Social War 89-88 BC
• 4 From Confrontation to Integration
• 4.1 Roman Politics and the Italian Question 91-88 BC
• 4.2 Roman Politics and the Italian Question 87-81 BC
• 4.3 Conclusion: Tota Italia
• 5 The Wolf and the Bull
• 5.1 The Wolf and the Bull: A Survey
• Appendix I The Roman Commanders 90-87 BC
• Appendix II The Italian Commanders 90-87 BC
• Appendix III The Social War: Table of Events 90-89 BC
• Bibliography
• Index

About the Author

Dr Arthur Keaveney is Reader in Ancient History at the University of Kent. He specialises in Greek and Roman History as well as neo-Latin, and has a keen interest in the Eastern Empires and especially the Persians.