The History of Old Rome

Please note that Mommsen uses the AUC chronology (Ab Urbe Condita), i.e. from the founding of the City of Rome. You can use this reference table to have the B.C. dates

Character of Caesar ||| Caesar as a Statesman ||| Setting Aside of the Old Parties ||| Discontent of the Democrats ||| Caelius and Milo ||| Dolabella ||| Measures against Pompeians and Republicans ||| Amnesty ||| Bearing of Caesar towards the Parties ||| Caesar's Work ||| Dictatorship ||| Other Magistracies and Attributions ||| Re-establishment of the Regal Office ||| The New Court - The New Patrician Nobility ||| Legislation - Edicts ||| The Senate as the State-Council of the Monarch ||| Personal Government by Caesar ||| In Matters of Finance ||| In the Governorships ||| In the Administration of the Capital ||| The State-Hierarchy ||| Regal Jurisdiction ||| Retention of the Previous Administration of Justice ||| Appeal to the Monarch ||| Decay of the Judicial System ||| Decay of the Roman Military System ||| Its Reorganization by Caesar ||| Foreign Mercenaries - Adjutants of the Legion ||| The New Commandership-in-Chief ||| Caesar's Military Plans - Defence of the Frontier ||| Attempts of Caesar to Avert Military Despotism ||| Absence of Corps of Guards ||| Impracticableness of Ideal ||| Financial Administration ||| Financial Reforms of Caesar - Leasing of the Direct Taxes Abolished ||| Reform of the Distribution of Corn ||| The Budget of Income ||| The Budget of Expenditure ||| Social Condition of the Nation - The Capital ||| The Populace There ||| Relations of the Oligarchy to the Populace ||| Anarchy of the Capital ||| Caesar's Treatment of Matters in the Capital ||| Diminution of the Proletariate ||| The Club System Restricted ||| Street Police ||| Buildings of the Capital ||| Italy - Italian Agriculture ||| Money-Dealing - Social Disproportion ||| The Poor ||| Extravagance ||| Table Luxury ||| Debt ||| Immortality ||| Friendship ||| Women ||| Depopulation of Italy ||| Italy under the Oligarchy ||| Reforms of Caesar ||| Measures against Absentees from Italy - Measures for the Elevation of the Family ||| Laws Respecting Luxury ||| The Debt Crisis ||| New Ordinance as to Bankruptcy ||| Usury Laws ||| Elevation of Agriculture ||| Distribution of Land ||| Elevation of the Municipal System ||| Provinces ||| Provincial Administration of the Oligarchy ||| In the Client-States ||| The Roman Capitalists in the Provinces ||| Robberies and Damage by War ||| The Conditions of the Provinces Generally ||| Caesar and the Provinces - The Caesarian Magistrates ||| Regulation of Burdens ||| Influence on the Capitalist System ||| The Beginning of the Graeco-Italic State ||| The Ruling Nations - The Jews ||| Hellenism ||| Latinizing - Cisalpine Gaul ||| The Province of Narbo ||| Northern Gaul ||| Spain ||| Carthage ||| Corinth - The East ||| Extension of the Italian Municipal Constitution to the Provinces ||| Italy and the Provinces Reduced to One Level ||| Organization of the New Empire - Census of the Empire ||| Religion of the Empire ||| Law of the Empire ||| The New Urban Law or the Edict ||| Caesar's Project of Codification ||| Gold Coin as Imperial Currency ||| Reform of the Calendar ||| Caesar and His Works

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V. The Establishment of the Military Monarchy

Chapter XI - The Old Republic and the New Monarchy

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