The Journal of Roman Studies. Vol. 57. Parts I and II.

From the library of Prof. Wolfgang Haase, long-time editor of ANRW and the International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT). - Overall very good and clean. - CONTENTS: Harold Idris Bell -- T. D. Barnes, Hadrian and Lucius Verus -- G. E. Bean and R. M. Harrison, Choma in Lycia -- Alan Cameron, Rutilius Namatianus, St. Augustine, and the Date of the De Reditu -- R. W. Davies, M. Aurelius Atho Marcellus -- John W. Eadie, The Development of Roman Mailed Cavalry -- R. M. Errington, The Chronology of Polybius� Histories, Books I and II -- Duncan Fishwick, Hastiferi -- Peter Garnsey, Adultery Trials and the Survival of the Quaestiones in the Severan Age -- W. Liebeschuetz. The Religious Position of Livy�s History -- A. H. McDonald, The Treaty of Apamea (188 b.c.) -- J. C. Mann and M. G. Jarrett, The Division of Britain -- R. H. Martin, The Speech of Curtius Montanus: Tacitus, Histories IV, 42 -- Fergus Millar, Emperors at Work -- James E. Packer, Housing and Population in Imperial Ostia and Rome -- P. J. Parsons, Philippus Arabs and Egypt -- K. Wellesley, The Dies Imperii of Tiberius -- Peter White, The Authorship of the Historia Augusta -- Roman Britain in 1966. I. Sites explored (by D. R. Wilson). II. Inscriptions (by R. P. Wright) -- REVIEWS AND DISCUSSIONS -- A. Alf�ldi, Early Rome and the Latins (by Arnaldo Momigliano) -- M. H. Callender, Roman Amphorae (by Fausto Zevi) -- Cicero, Brutus, ed. E. Malcovati, and Brutus, ed. A. E. Douglas (by E. Badian) -- Matthias Gelzer, Kleine Schriften, vols. 1-3, edd. H. Strasburger and C. Meier (by E. Badian) -- M. J. T. Lewis, Temples in Roman Britain (by D. R. Wilson) -- J. S. Wacher, ed., The Civitas Capitals of Roman Britain (by J. E. Bogaers) -- REVIEWS AND NOTICES OF PUBLICATIONS.