Livia, Empress of Rome by Dennison, Matthew -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Dedication Epigraph Author’s Note Family tree Contents Preface ‘He chopped down the family tree’ 1 ‘Superbissima’ 2 In the beginning…were the Claudii 3 ‘Innocent of guilt’ 4 ‘Virility to her reasoning power’ 5 A young man of noble family, of native talent and moderation? 6 ‘Night would last for ever’ 7 Fugitive 8 ‘The whimsicality of fate’ 9 ‘An eagle flew by’ 10 The price of comfort 11 ‘No magic chant will make you a mother’ 12 By the side of the goddess 13 Sacrosanct 14 ‘A charming view with minimal expense’ 15 ‘A man and his family should live together as partners’ 16 ‘They compelled him, as it seemed, to accept autocratic powers’ 17 ‘Born of his sacred blood’ 18 ‘Her sacred office’ 19 ‘If you come to any harm…that is the end of me too’ 20 Three cities of Judaea 21 ‘The man set apart by such an alliance would be enormously elevated’ 22 ‘Outstandingly virtuous’ 23 ‘Tiberius closer to Caesar’ 24 ‘What more can I ask of the immortal gods?’ 25 ‘Try not to guess what lies in the future’ 26 ‘Perpetual security’ 27 Purer than Parian marble? 28 ‘Blood-red comets’ 29 Augusta 30 ‘His mother Livia vexed him’ 31 Above the law? Epilogue ‘You held your course without remorse’ Bibliography Notes Glossary Index Copyright

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