Content
Part I: Approaching Coinage in the Late Roman Republic
-- What was money in the Roman world?
-- Money and the Roman economy
-- The practicalities of coinage production
-- Using coin reference works (RRC, RIC, RPC)
Part II: Competition, Legitimacy and Civil War (49-44 BC)
-- From the Rubicon to dictator for life: Julius Caesar
-- The battle for legitimacy: Pompeians after the death of Pompey
-- Caesar's elephant in the provinces
Part III: Competition and Conflict after Caesar (44-36 BC)
-- Caesar's inheritance: Antony versus Octavian
-- Apollo and Libertas on the coinage of Brutus and Cassius
-- Piety, Neptune and the sea: Sextus Pompey
-- The second triumvirate and Roman women
-- The 'fleet coinage' of Mark Antony
Part IV: The View from the East: Cleopatra and Mark Antony (38-31 BC)
-- Cleopatra and the monetary system of Ptolemaic Egypt
-- The coinage of Antony and Cleopatra
-- Antony's supporters: Atratinus and Sosius
-- Support in the provinces
-- The donations of Alexandria
-- The legionary denarii of Mark Antony
Part V: Representing the Augustan Principate (31 BC -- AD 14)
-- Octavian the divine: coinage before and after Actium
-- The restorer of the Republic
-- Senatorial honours and Augustus' titles
-- Innovation and tradition in Rome
-- The saecular games
-- The Augustan building programme
-- Imperial or provincial? Augustan coinage in the provinces
-- Provincial responses to Augustan ideology
-- Establishing the succession: Gaius, Lucius and Tiberius
-- After Augustus
Part VI: Coins and Daily Life
-- Supplying the army
-- Kalkriese and the battle of Teutoburg forest
-- Coins in ritual practice
-- Small change in the city
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