LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
1.Hadrian’s Wall. Photo: Ian Robertson on Flickr
2.Ribchester Helmet. Photos: © The Trustees of the British Museum
3.Ludovisi Battle Sarcophagus. Photo: © AGTravel/Alamy Stock Photo
5.Library of Celsus. Photo: Ali Karaalioglu/EyeEm/Getty
6.Theatre of Leptis Magna. Photo: Wikipedia
7.Roman Military Diploma. Photo: © Genevra Kornbluth
8.Herodes Atticus. Photo: Universal History Archive/Contributor/Getty
9.Mithras. Photo: DEA/A. Dagli Orti/Getty
10.A Parthian Noble. Photo: © B. O’Kane/Alamy Stock Photo
11.Fulvius Plautianus. Photo: © Lanmas/Alamy Stock Photo
12.Septimius Severus. Photo: DEA/A. Dagli Orti/Getty
13.The Severan Tondo. Photo: © Neues Museum, Berlin
14.The Licinius Cameo. Photo: © Bibliothèque nationale de France
15.Maximinus. Photo: Leemage/Getty
16.Pupienus coin. www.cngcoins.com
17.Balbinus coin. www.cngcoins.com
18.A Roman Tunic. Photo: © Genevra Kornbluth
19.Lamp in the shape of a Nubian. Photo: © Agora Museum, Athens
20.Kushan Fresco. Photo: © The Metropolitan Museum of Art
21.Kushan (Gandharan) Buddha. Photo: © The Trustees of the British Museum
22.Palace of Ardashir at Firuzabad. Photo: Wikipedia
23.Victory of Shapur, Naqsh-e Rustam. Photo: © Richard Slater/Alamy Stock Photo
24.The Aurelian Wall of Rome. Photo: Luigi Strano on Flickr
25.Deeds of the Priest Kardir, Naqsh-e Rajab. Photo: The Circle of Ancient Iranian Studies (CAIS)
26.Maximian. Photo: Chris Hellier/Getty
27.Edict on Maximum Prices. Photo: Wikimedia Commons
28.Fausta. Photo: DEA/A. Dagli Orti/Getty
29.The Tetrarchs. Photos: www.cngcoins.com
30.Shapur II Hunting Boar. Photo: © The Smithsonian Museum of Asian Art
31.Sasanian Royal Bust. Photo: The Metropolitan Museum of Art
32.Constantius II. Photo: © Peter Horree/Alamy Stock Photo
33.Julian. Photo: DEA/A. Dagli Orti/Getty
34.Porphyry Sarcophagus of Helena. Photo: © Genevra Kornbluth
35.The Judgement of Paris (detail) from the Atrium House, Antioch. Photo: DEA/A. Dagli Orti/Getty
While every effort has been made to contact copyright-holders of illustrations, the author and publishers would be grateful for information about any illustrations where they have been unable to trace them, and would be glad to make amendments in further editions.
Maps
Map 2: The Roman Empire under Hadrian
Map 3: The Roman Empire under the Antonines
Map 5: The New Empire of Diocletian
Map 10: Mesopotamia, Syria and Palestine
