A companion to Julius Caesar / edited by Miriam Griffin.
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Chichester, U.K. ; Malden, MA :
Wiley-Blackwell,
2009.
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| Series: | Blackwell companions to the ancient world. Ancient history.
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Table of Contents:
- I. Biography: narrative. From the Iulii to Caesar / Ernst Badian
- Caesar as a politician / Erich S. Gruen
- The proconsular years: politics at a distance / John T. Ramsey
- The dictator / Jane F. Gardner
- The assassination / Andrew Lintott
- II. Biography: themes. General and imperialist / Nathan Rosenstein
- Caesar and religion / David Wardle
- Friends, associates, and wives / Catherine Steel
- Caesar the man / Jeremy Paterson
- Caesar as an intellectual / Elaine Fantham
- III. Caesar's extant writings. Bellum Gallicum / Christina S. Kraus
- Bellum Civile / Kurt Raaflaub
- The continuators: soldiering on / Ronald Cluett
- IV. Caesar's reputation at Rome. Caesar's political and military legacy to the Roman emperors / Barbara Levick
- Augustan and Tiberian literature / Mark Toher
- Neronian literature: Seneca and Lucan / Matthew Leigh
- The first biographers: Plutarch and Suetonius / Christopher Pelling
- The Roman historians after Livy / Luke Pitcher
- The first emperor: the view of late antiquity / Timothy Barnes
- The irritating statues and contradictory portraits of Julius Caesar / Paul Zanker
- V. Caesar's place in history. The Middle Ages / Almut Suerbaum
- Empire, eloquence, and military genius: Renaissance Italy / Martin McLaughlin
- Some Renaissance Caesars / Carol Clark
- Shakespeare's Julius Caesar and the dramatic tradition / Julia Griffin
- The Enlightenment / Thomas Biskup
- Caesar and the two Napoleons / Claude Nicolet
- Republicanism, Caesarism, and political change / Nicholas Cole
- Caesar for communists and fascists / Luciano Canfora
- A twenty-first-century Caesar / Maria Wyke.