| Dynasty and Empire in the Age of Augustus |
| List of Plates |
| Preface |
 | Introduction |
 | 1— Augustus' World Rule |
| • | Description (pls. 1–3, 13) |
| Commentary: Individual and Group Iconographies |
| • | Roma and the Genius of the Roman People |
| Venus with Victory and Amor |
| • | Venus |
| • | Victoria |
| • | Amor |
| • | Venus and Emperor Compositions |
| • | Mars |
| 2— The Image of Augustus |
| 3— The Peoples of Empire |
| 4— Drusus, Augustus, and Barbarian Babies |
| 5— The Sacrifice of Tiberius |
| 6— The Triumph of Tiberius |
| 7— Echoes of the Boscoreale Cup Panels in Later Historical Relief |
| 8— Tiberius and Drusus in Augustan Propaganda and the Prototype for the Boscoreale Cups |
| Conclusion: The Boscoreale Cups and Roman Art |
| Appendix A— Toreutica: The Cups as Silver Vessels |
| Appendix B— Communications Theory and the Boscoreale Cups |
| Notes |
| Bibliography |
| Index of Art, History, Sites, and Subjects |
| Index of Gems, Intaglios, Cameos, and Cameo Artifacts |
| Index of Coins |
| Index of Inscriptions and Texts |