[Guides to the Coinage of the Ancient World 01] • From Caesar to Augustus (C. 49 BC–AD 14) · Using Coins as Sources (Guides to the Coinage of the Ancient World) by Rowan, Clare -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Half title Series page Title page Imprints page Contents Tables Figures Preface Abbreviations 1 Approaching Coinage in the Late Roman Republic

1.1 What was Money in the Roman World? 1.2 Money and the Roman Economy 1.3 The Practicalities of Coinage Production 1.4 Using Coin Reference Works (RRC, RIC, RPC)

2 Competition, Legitimacy and Civil War (49–44 BC)

3 Competition and Conflict after Caesar (44–36 BC)

4 The View from the East: Cleopatra and Mark Antony (38–31 BC)

4.1 Cleopatra and the Monetary System of Ptolemaic Egypt 4.2 The Coinage of Antony and Cleopatra 4.3 Antony’s Supporters: Atratinus and Sosius 4.4 Support in the Provinces 4.5 The Donations of Alexandria 4.6 The Legionary Denarii of Mark Antony

5 Representing the Augustan Principate (31 BC–AD 14)

5.1 Octavian the Divine: Coinage before and after Actium 5.2 The Restorer of the Republic 5.3 Senatorial Honours and Augustus’ Titles 5.4 Innovation and Tradition in Rome 5.5 The Saecular Games 5.6 The Augustan Building Programme 5.7 Imperial or Provincial? Augustan Coinage in the Provinces 5.8 Provincial Responses to Augustan Ideology 5.9 Establishing the Succession: Gaius, Lucius and Tiberius 5.10 After Augustus

6 Coins and Daily Life

6.1 Supplying the Army 6.2 Kalkriese and the Battle of Teutoburg Forest 6.3 Coins in Ritual Practice 6.4 Small Change in the City

Guide to Further Reading

General Overviews of Money, Minting and the Development of Coinage in the Roman World Images and Coin Reference Works Money as a Monument in Miniature and Medium of Communication The Late Republic Augustus Money and Society

Appendices

1 Timeline 2 Latin Numismatic Abbreviations 3 Glossary (by Andrew Meadows, updated and revised by the author) 4 Denominational Systems (by Andrew Meadows)

(a) Greece (b) Rome

5 The Production of Ancient Coinage (by Andrew Meadows)

Bibliography Index