VII. THE INVASION OF THE GAULS AND ITS SEQUEL
[b] H. G. LIDDELL, A History of Rome, etc.
[c] TITUS LIVIUS, The History of Rome (translated from the Latin by D. Spillan, C. Edmonds, and W. A. M’Devitte).
[d] J. J. AMPÈRE, L’empire romaine à Rome.
[e] B. G. NIEBUHR, The History of Rome.
[f] GEORGE CORNEWALL LEWIS, An Inquiry Into the Credibility of the Early Roman History.
[g] WILHELM IHNE, The History of Rome.
[h] THEODOR MOMMSEN, Römische Geschichte.
[i] A. SCHWEGLER, Römische Geschichte.
[j] E. PAIS, Storia di Roma, forming Part II of his Storia d’Italia dei tempi pur Antichi.
VIII. THE CONQUEST OF CENTRAL ITALY
[b] H. G. LIDDELL, A History of Rome, etc.
[c] THOMAS KEIGHTLEY, The History of Rome.
[d] J. J. AMPÈRE, L’empire romaine à Rome.
[e] E. A. FREEMAN, A History of Federal Government in Greece and Italy.
[f] WILHELM IHNE, The History of Rome.
[g] TITUS LIVIUS, The History of Rome (translated from the Latin by D. Spillan, C. Edmonds, and W. A. M’Devitte).
[h] G. W. BOTSFORD, A History of Rome.
IX. THE COMPLETION OF THE ITALIAN CONQUEST
[b] THEODOR MOMMSEN, Römische Geschichte.
[c] H. G. LIDDELL, A History of Rome, etc.
X. THE FIRST PUNIC WAR
[b] H. G. LIDDELL, A History of Rome, etc.
[c] TITUS LIVIUS, The History of Rome (translated from the Latin by D. Spillan, C. Edmonds, and W. A. M’Devitte).
[d] POLYBIUS, The History of Polybius (translated from the Greek by H. Spears).
[e] B. G. NIEBUHR, The History of Rome.
[f] APPIANUS ALEXANDRINUS, The History of Appian of Alexandria (translated from the Greek by J. D[ancer]).
[g] PALMERIUS.
[h] DIODORUS SICULUS, The Historical Library.
[i] L. DE BEAUFORT, Dissertation sur l’incertitude des cinqs premiers siècles de l’histoire romaine.
[j] DION CASSIUS, Ῥωμαϊκὴ ἱστορία.
XI. FIRST HALF OF THE SECOND PUNIC WAR
[b] W. IHNE, The History of Rome.
[c] H. G. LIDDELL, A History of Rome, etc.
[d] POLYBIUS, The History of Polybius (translated from the Greek by H. Spears).
[e] TITUS LIVIUS, The History of Rome (translated from the Latin by D. Spillan, C. Edmonds, and W. A. M’Devitte.)
XII. CLOSE OF THE SECOND PUNIC WAR
[b] H. G. LIDDELL, A History of Rome, etc.
[c] POLYBIUS, The General History of Polybius (translated from the Greek by J. Hampton).
[d] J. FUCHS, Der Zweite Punische Krieg und seine Quellen, Polybius und Livius.
[e] R. B. SMITH, Rome and Carthage.
XIII. THE MACEDONIAN AND SYRIAC WARS AND THE THIRD PUNIC WAR
[b] H. G. LIDDELL, A History of Rome, etc.
[c] THOMAS KEIGHTLEY, The History of Rome.
[d] POLYBIUS, The General History of Polybius (translated from the Greek by J. Hampton).
[e] LUCIUS ANNÆUS FLORUS, Epitome of Roman History (translated from the Latin by J. S. Watson).
[f] WILHELM IHNE, The History of Rome.
[g] APPIANUS ALEXANDRINUS, The History of Appian of Alexandria (translated from the Greek by J. D[ancer]).
[h] CORNELIUS NEPOS, Lives of Illustrious Men, “The Life of Hannibal” (translated from the Latin by L. W. Finch).
[i] TITUS LIVIUS, The History of Rome (translated from the Latin by D. Spillan, C. Edmonds, and W. A. M’Devitte).
XIV. CIVILISATION AT THE END OF THE PERIOD OF CONQUEST
[b] H. G. LIDDELL, A History of Rome, etc.
[c] H. W. STÖLL, Geschichte der Römer bis zum Untergange der Republik.
[d] A. ESMEIN, Mélanges de l’histoire du droit et du critique.
[e] THOMAS KEIGHTLEY, The History of Rome.
[f] POLYBIUS, The General History of Polybius (translated from the Greek by J. Hampton).
[g] M. L. G. BOISSIER, La religion romaine d’Auguste aux Antonins.
[h] THEODOR MOMMSEN, Römische Geschichte.
[i] A. H. J. GREENIDGE, Roman Public Life.
XV. THE GRACCHI AND THEIR REFORMS
[b] H. G. LIDDELL, A History of Rome, etc.
[c] A. H. BEESLY, The Gracchi, Marius, and Sulla.
[d] GEORGE LONG, The Decline of the Roman Republic.
[e] PLUTARCH, Lives (translated from the Greek by T. North).
[f] WILHELM IHNE, The History of Rome.
[g] APPIANUS ALEXANDRINUS, The History of Appian of Alexandria (translated from the Greek by J. D[ancer]).
XVI. THE JUGURTHINE AND OTHER WARS
[b] H. G. LIDDELL, A History of Rome, etc.
[c] H. W. STÖLL, Geschichte der Römer bis zum Untergange der Republik.
[d] SALLUST (CAIUS SALLUSTIUS CRISPUS), The Jugurthine War (translated from the Latin by J. S. Watson).
[e] WILHELM IHNE, The History of Rome.
[f] PLUTARCH, Lives (translated from the Greek by T. North).
[g] LUCIUS ANNÆUS FLORUS, Epitome of Roman History (translated from the Latin by J. S. Watson).
[h] TITUS LIVIUS, The History of Rome (translated from the Latin by D. Spillan, C. Edmonds, and W. A. M’Devitte).
XVII. THE BEGINNING OF CIVIL STRIFE
[b] J. J. AMPÈRE, L’empire romaine à Rome.
[c] CHARLES MERIVALE, The Fall of the Roman Republic.
[d] WILHELM IHNE, The History of Rome.
[e] CAIUS VELLEIUS PATERCULUS, Compendium of the History of Rome (translated from the Latin by J. S. Watson).
XVIII. MARIUS AND SULLA
[b] CHARLES MERIVALE, The Fall of the Roman Republic.
[c] A. H. BEESLY, The Gracchi, Marius, and Sulla.
[d] LUCIUS ANNÆUS FLORUS, Epitome of Roman History (translated from the Latin by J. S. Watson).
[e] WILHELM IHNE, The History of Rome.
[f] VALERIUS MAXIMUS, De Factis Dictisque Memorabilibus Libri IX.
[g] CICERO, Orationes (Pro Sex. Roscio Amerino).
[h] THEODOR MOMMSEN, Römische Geschichte.
[i] T. H. DYER, A History of the City of Rome: its Structures and its Monuments: From its Foundation to End of Middle Ages.
[k] K. S. ZACHARIÆ VON LINGENTHAL, L. Cornelius Sulla genannt der Glückliche als Ordner des römischen Freystaates.
[l] E. A. FREEMAN, Cornelius Sulla and the Flavian Cæsars (in Essays, Series II).
[m] APPIANUS ALEXANDRINUS, The History of Appian of Alexandria (translated from the Greek by J. D[ancer]).
[n] OROSIUS, Historiarum adversus Paganos Libri VII.
XIX. THE DICTATORSHIP OF SULLA
[b] CHARLES MERIVALE, The Fall of the Roman Republic.
[c] PLUTARCH, Lives (translated from the Greek by T. North).
[d] APPIANUS ALEXANDRINUS, The History of Appian of Alexandria (translated from the Greek by J. D[ancer]).
XX. THE RISE OF POMPEY
[b] H. G. LIDDELL, A History of Rome, etc.
[c] OSCAR JÄGER, Geschichte der Römer.
[d] L. VON RANKE, Weltgeschichte.
XXI. THE CONSPIRACY OF CATILINE
[b] CHARLES MERIVALE, The Fall of the Roman Republic.
[c] H. G. LIDDELL, History of Rome, etc.
[d] SALLUST, The Conspiracy of Catiline (translated from the Latin by J. S. Watson).
[e] CAIUS VELLEIUS PATERCULUS, Compendium of the History of Rome (translated from the Latin by J. S. Watson).
[f] APPIANUS ALEXANDRINUS, The History of Appian of Alexandria (translated from the Greek by J. D[ancer]).
XXII. CÆSAR AND POMPEY
[b] H. G. LIDDELL, A History of Rome, etc.
[c] THOMAS KEIGHTLEY, History of Rome.
[d] C. JULIUS CÆSAR, Commentaries of the Gallic and Civil Wars (translated from the Latin by W. A. M’Devitte and W. S. Bohn).
[e] LUCIUS ANNÆUS FLORUS, Epitome of Roman History (translated from the Latin by J. S. Watson).
XXIII. CÆSAR AT WAR WITH POMPEY
[b] OSCAR JÄGER, Geschichte der Römer.
[c] APPIANUS ALEXANDRINUS, The History of Appian of Alexandria (translated from the Greek by J. D[ancer]).
[d] LUCIUS ANNÆUS FLORUS, Epitome of Roman History (translated from the Latin by J. S. Watson).
[e] CAIUS VELLEIUS PATERCULUS, Compendium of the History of Rome (translated from the Latin by J. S. Watson).
XXIV. FROM PHARSALIA TO THE DEATH OF CATO
[b] CHARLES MERIVALE, A History of the Romans Under the Empire.
[c] CHARLES MERIVALE, The Fall of the Roman Republic.
[d] LUCIUS ANNÆUS FLORUS, Epitome of Roman History (translated from the Latin by J. S. Watson).
[e] SALLUST, The Jugurthine War (translated from the Latin by J. S. Watson).
[f] APPIANUS ALEXANDRINUS, The History of Appian of Alexandria (translated from the Greek by J. D[ancer]).
XXV. THE CLOSING SCENES OF CÆSAR’S LIFE
[b] CHARLES MERIVALE, A History of the Romans Under the Empire.
[c] CHARLES MERIVALE, The Fall of the Roman Republic.
[d] H. G. LIDDELL, A History of Rome, etc.
[e] THOMAS ARNOLD, A History of the Later Roman Commonwealth.
[f] LUCIUS ANNÆUS FLORUS, Epitome of Roman History (translated from the Latin by J. S. Watson).
[g] APPIANUS ALEXANDRINUS, The History of Appian of Alexandria (translated from the Greek by J. D[ancer]).
[h] L. WIEGANDT, Julius Cæsar und die tribunische Gewalt.
[i] CAIUS SUETONIUS TRANQUILLUS, Lives of the Twelve Cæsars (translated from the Latin by A. Thomson).
[j] STRABO, The Geography of Strabo (translated from the Greek by H. C. Hamilton and W. Falconer).
[k] DION CASSIUS, Ῥωμαϊκὴ ἱστορία.
[l] J. A. FROUDE, Cæsar.
XXVI. THE PERSONALITY AND CHARACTER OF CÆSAR
[b] CHARLES MERIVALE, The Fall of the Roman Republic.
[c] CAIUS SUETONIUS TRANQUILLUS, Lives of the Twelve Cæsars (translated from the Latin by A. Thomson).
[d] THEODOR MOMMSEN, Römische Geschichte.
[e] APPIANUS ALEXANDRINUS, The History of Appian of Alexandria (translated from the Greek by J. D[ancer]).
XXVII. THE LAST DAYS OF THE REPUBLIC
[b] H. G. LIDDELL, History of Rome, etc.
[c] APPIANUS ALEXANDRINUS, The History of Appian of Alexandria (translated from the Greek by J. D[ancer]).
[d] CAIUS VELLEIUS PATERCULUS, Compendium of the History of Rome (translated from the Latin by J. S. Watson).
[e] LUCIUS ANNÆUS FLORUS, Epitome of Roman History (translated from the Latin by J. S. Watson).
[f] V. GARDTHAUSEN, Augustus und seine Zeit.
XXVIII. THE STATE OF ROME AT THE END OF THE REPUBLIC
[b] J. N. MADWIG, Die Verfassung und Verwaltung des römischen Staats.
[c] H. G. LIDDELL, A History of Rome, etc.
[d] E. VON HERZOG, Geschichte und System der römischen Staatsverfassung.