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Preface; List of Contributors; Abbreviations; Map 1. Italy; Map 2. The Roman Empire under M. Aurelius and Commodus; PART I Roman Epigraphy: Introduction and History of the Discipline; 1. The Epigrapher at Work, Christer Bruun & Jonathan Edmondson; 2. Epigraphic Research since its Inception: Epigraphic Manuscripts, Marco Buonocore; 3. Forgeries and Fakes, Silvia Orlandi, Maria Letizia Caldelli, & Gian Luca Gregori; 4. The Major Corpora and Epigraphic Publications, Christer Bruun; 5. Epigraphy and Digital Resources, Thomas Elliott; PART II Inscriptions in the Roman World; 6. Latin Epigraphy: The Main Types of Inscriptions, Francisco Beltran Lloris; 7. Inscribing Roman Texts: officinae, layout, and carving techniques, Jonathan Edmondson; 8. The Epigraphic Habit in the Roman World, Francisco Beltran Lloris; PART III The Value of Inscriptions for Reconstructing the Roman World; Inscriptions and Roman Public Life; 9. The Roman Republic, Olli Salomies; 10. The Roman Emperor and the Imperial Family, Frederic Hurlet; 11. Senators and Equites: Prosopography, Christer Bruun; 12. Local Elites in Italy and the Western Provinces, Henrik Mouritsen; 13. Local Elites in the Greek East, Christof Schuler; 14. Government and Administration, Christer Bruun; 15. Laws, Lawmaking, and Legal Documents, Greg Rowe; 16. The Roman Army, Michael A. Speidel; 17. Roman History and Inscriptions: Political and Military Events, David Potter; 18. Late Antiquity, Benet Salway; Inscriptions and Religion in the Roman Empire; 19. Religion in Rome and Italy, Mika Kajava; 20. Religion in the Roman Provinces, James Rives; 21. The Rise of Christianity, Danilo Mazzoleni; Inscriptions and Roman Social and Economic Life; 22. The City of Rome, Christer Bruun; 23. Social Life in Town and Country, Garrett Fagan; 24. Urban Infrastructure and Euergetism outside the City of Rome, Marietta Horster; 25. Spectacle in Rome, Italy, and the Provinces, Michael Carter & Jonathan Edmondson; 26. Roman Family History, Jonathan Edmondson; 27. Women in the Roman World, Maria Letizia Caldelli; 28. Slaves and Freed Slaves, Christer Bruun; 29. Death and Burial, Laura Chioffi; 30. Communications and Mobility in the Roman Empire, Anne Kolb; 31. Economic Life in the Roman Empire, Jonathan Edmondson; Inscriptions and Roman Cultural Life; 32. Local Languages in Italy and the West, James Clackson; 33. Linguistic Variation, Language Change, and Latin Inscriptions, Peter Kruschwitz; 34. Inscriptions and Literacy, John Bodel; 35. Carmina Latina Epigraphica, Manfred Schmidt; APPENDICES; I Standard Epigraphic Conventions (Leiden Conventions); II Common Epigraphic Abbreviations; III Roman Onomastics; IV Roman Kinship Terms; V Roman Voting Tribes; VI Numbers; VII Digital Resources for Roman Epigraphy; ART CREDITS; INDICES; Index of sources; General Index

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