Cover......Page 1
Contents......Page 10
Introduction: Roman Wars and Roman Laws......Page 11
Principal Events in Gentili’s Life......Page 27
Translator’s Note on the Text and Translation with Acknowledgments......Page 29
Note on Gentili’s Marginal References......Page 31
TEXT AND TRANSLATION......Page 32
1. The Truth of Roman History is Tainted......Page 40
2. On the Multiple Injustice of Romulus......Page 50
3. On Numa and the Other Kings......Page 64
4. On the Two Brutuses, Scaevola, and Others of that Sort......Page 68
5. The Romans Defeated in Wars......Page 74
6. The Deceptiveness of the Romans in Treaties......Page 80
7. The Unjust Cause of the Samnite War......Page 86
8. On the Punic Wars......Page 92
9. On Greece and Syria......Page 104
10. On Mithridates and Hannibal......Page 114
11. On the Caesars......Page 124
12. On the Romans and Alexander......Page 130
13. The Tyranny of the Romans......Page 140
1. Firm Testimonies to Roman Justice......Page 152
2. Romulus......Page 164
3. On the Alban War, King Tullus, and his Successors......Page 196
4. The Brutuses, Scaevola, Scipio Africanus, etc.......Page 210
5. The Romans Undefeated in Wars......Page 228
6. The Justice of the Romans in Treaties......Page 240
7. The Cause of the Samnite War and of Other Wars of Italy......Page 246
8. On the Punic Wars......Page 260
9. On Greece and Syria......Page 284
10. On Mithridates and Hannibal......Page 300
11. The Rest of the Empire and the Caesars......Page 326
12. On the Romans and Alexander......Page 338
13. The Good Fortune of the Roman Empire......Page 366
Appendix......Page 388
Errata......Page 393
Glossary of Terms......Page 395
Bibliography of Postclassical Works......Page 398
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