Junian Latinity in the Roman Empire Volume 1: History, Law, Literature

Contents\nSeries Editor’s Preface\nAcknowledgements\nAbbreviations\nIntroduction: ‘There was even mention of Junian Latins’\nI. The Historical and Legal Contexts for Junian Latinity\nFirst Prologue: A Millennium of Legislation on Junians and Other Latins\n1 Municipal Latin Rights from the Social War to Hadrian\n2 The Legal Foundation: The leges Iunia et Aelia Sentia\n3 The Republican Background and the Augustan Setting for the Creation of Junian Latinity\n4 Imperial Legislation Concerning Junian Latins: From Tiberius to the Severan Dynasty\n5 Of Mice and Junians: On the Latin Condition\n6 Junian Latinity in Late Roman and Early Medieval Texts: A Surv ey from the Third to the Eleventh Centuries ad\nII. Junian Latins in the Latin Literary Sources\nSecond Prologue: The Latin Literary Universe of Junian Latinity\n7 Promoting Junian Latinity: Columella, De re rustica 1.8.19\n8 Reading Pliny’s Junian Latins\n9 The Name, the Garb, the Cap: A Plea for the Renunciation of civitas\n10 ‘They live as freeborn, and die as slaves’: Junian Latins and filii religiosi in Salvian’s Ad ecclesiam 3\nAppendix: List of Legal Enactments (with Key Sources)\nBibliography\nIndex Locorum\nGeneral Index