A history of the Roman people

Roman history: its geographic and human foundations --
Phoenicians, Greeks, and Etruscans in pre-Roman Italy --
Early Rome to 500 B.C. --
Early Roman society, religion, and values --
From tyrant kings to oligarchic republic, 509 to 287 B.C. --
The Roman conquest of Italy and its impact, 509 to 264 B.C. --
The first Punic War, northern Italy, and Illyrian pirates, 264 to 219 B.C. --
War with Hannibal: the second Punic War, 218 to 201 B.C. --
Roman imperialism east and west, 200 to 133 B.C. --
The transformation of Roman life, 264 to 133 B.C. --
The great cultural synthesis, 264 to 133 B.C. --
The Gracchi and the struggle over reforms, 133 to 121 B.C. --
Destructive rivalries, Marius, and the Social War, 121 to 88 B.C. --
Civil War and Sulla\'s reactionary settlement, 88 to 78 B.C. --
Personal ambitions: the failure of Sulla\'s optimate oligarchy, 78 to 60 B.C. --
Caesar wins and is lost, 60 to 44 B.C. --
The last years of the republic, 44 to 30 B.C. --
Social, economic, and cultural life in the late republic, ca. 133 to ca. 30 B.C. --
The principate of the early Roman Empire takes shape, 29 B.C. to A.D. 14 --
Imperial stabilization under Augustus --
The impact of Augustus on Roman imperial life and culture. The first two Julio-Claudian emperors: Tiberius and Gaius (Caligula), A.D. 14 to 41 --
Claudius, Nero, and the end of the Julio-Claudians, A.D. 41 to 68 --
The crisis of the principate and recovery under the Flavians, A.D. 69 to 96 --
The five \"good\" emperors of the second century, A.D. 96 to 180 --
Culture, society, and economy in the first two centuries A.D. --
Conflicts and crises under Commodus and the Severi, A.D. 180 to 235 --
The third-century anarchy, A.D. 235 to 285 --
Changes in Roman life and culture during the third century --
Diocletian: creating the fourth-century empire, A.D. 285 to 305 --
Constantine the great and Christianity, A.D. 306 to 337 --
From Constantine\'s dynasty to Theodosius the Great, A.D. 337 to 395 --
The evolving world of late antiquity in the fourth century A.D. --
Christianity and classical culture in the fourth century --
Germanic takeover in the west and imperial survival int he East A.D. 395 to 518 --
Justin, Justinian, and the impossible dream of universal empire, A.D. 518 to 602 --
The transformation of the late antique Roman world, A.D. 395 to 600 --
The church and the legacy of Rome.