The Romans in Spain

This book traces the complex process by which an area, seen initially as a war-zone, was gradually transformed by the actions of the Romans and the reactions of the indigenous inhabitants into an integral part of the Roman world.

John Richardson is Professor of Classics, Dean of Faculty of Arts, Provost of Arts Divinity and Music, University of Edinburgh.

Acknowledgements

vi

Introduction

1

(8)

1 Romans and Carthaginians, 237-206 BC

9

(32)

2 The Beginnings of the Provinces, 205-133 BC

41

(42)

3 The Period of the Civil Wars, 133-44 BC

83

(44)

4 Augustus and the Julio-Claudians, 44 BC-AD 68

127

(52)

5 The Flavian Re-shaping and its Consequences, AD 68-180

179

(52)

6 The Breakdown of the System, AD 180-284

231

(33)

7 Spain in the New Empire: Christianity and the Barbarians, AD 284-409

264

(44)

8 Spain and the Romans

308

(11)

Bibliographic Essay

319

(11)

Index

330

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