Hegemony to Empire
  ABBREVIATIONS
  ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

  INTRODUCTION

 collapse sectionPART ONE
 collapse section1  Macedonia Provincia
 •Q. Metellus and the "Provincialization" of Macedonia
 •Provincia and Imperium
 •The Military Nature of Macedonia Provincia
 collapse section2  The Status of Greece after the Achaean War
 •"Provincialization"?
 •Greece and the Proconsul in Macedonia
 collapse section3  Mummius's Settlement of Greece
 •Pausanias 7.16.9-10
 •Tribute
 •Mummius and Greek Democracy
 •Mummius and the Greek Leagues
 •Further Arrangements
 •The Destruction of Corinth and Other Punitive Measures
 collapse section4  The Origins of Asia Provincia
 •Roman Intervention Against Aristonicus
 •The Settlement of the War With Aristonicus

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 collapse section5  Proconsular Administration in the East, 148-89
 •Judicial Intervention
 •Proconsuls and Publicani
 •Proconsular Supervision of Local Affairs
 •Proconsular Grants of Privileges
 •The Massacre of 88
 collapse section6  Roman Arbitration of Greek Disputes after 148
 •The Character of Senatorial Arbitration
 •Itanus vs. Hierapytna: A Case Study
 collapse section7  Treaties of Alliance
 •Chronology
 •The Nature of the Alliances
 collapse section8  Rome and Athens from the Achaean War to Sulla
 •Between Mummius and Mithridates
 •The Path to Conflict
 •The Treatment of Athens After Its Fall

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 collapse section9  Rome and the East between Aristonicus and Mithridates: The Events
 •The Balkan Frontier
 •Cilicia
 •The Struggle for the Cappadoclan Succession
 •The Coming of War With Mithridates
 collapse section10  Sulla's Settlement of the East
 •Sulla's Arrangements in Asia Minor and Greece
 •Asia Minor and Greece in the Aftermath of the Mithridatic War
 •The First Mithridatic War and the Imperium Populi Romani
 collapse section11  From Sulla to Pompey
 collapse sectionThe Revival of the Eastern Imperium, 81-70
 •The Restoration of Roman Power in Macedonia, Greece, and Asia Minor
 •The Occupation of Bithynia and Pontus
 •Crete and Piracy
 collapse sectionPopular Politics and Eastern Empire in the Sixties
 •The Gabinian Laws
 •The Manilian Law
 •Pompey's Settlement in Bithynia and Pontus
  CONCLUSION

 collapse sectionAPPENDICES
 •A. Proconsular Imperium for Praetorian Commanders?
 •B. The LEG/MAKED ONW N Series of Macedonian Republican Tetradrachms and the War with Andriscus
 •C. The Date of the via Egnatia
 •D. On the Restoration of Sherk 44 = IG VII.2413, Lines 2-3
 •E. On the Date of IG V.1.1432/33
 •F. The Consul Cn. Domitius Ahenobarbus of SEG XV.254
 •G. Notes on the Date of the Senatus Consultum Popillianum (Sherk 11)
 collapse sectionH. Chronological Notes on the Cappadocian Crisis in the 90s: Sulla's Eexpedition and Ariobarzanes' Expulsion
 •The Date of Sulla's Cappadocian Expedition
 •The Date of Ariobarzanes' First Expulsion from the Throne
 •I. The Thracian Attack on Delphi and the Expedition of "L. Scipio"
 •J. Roman Intervention in Cyrenaica in the 70s
 •K. Publius Cornelius Lentulus Spinther, tr. pl. 69
  BIBLIOGRAPHY
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