The Cambridge Ancient History Volume 13: The Late Empire, AD 337–425

• Frontmatter
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• pp. i-xvi

PART I - CHRONOLOGICAL OVERVIEW

• 1 - The successors of Constantine by David Hunt
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• pp. 1-43

• 2 - Julian by David Hunt
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• pp. 44-77

• 3 - From Jovian to Theodosius by John Curran
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• pp. 78-110

• 4 - The dynasty of Theodosius by R. C. Blockley
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• pp. 111-137

PART II - GOVERNMENT AND INSTITUTIONS

• 5 - Emperors, government and bureaucracy by Christopher Kelly
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• pp. 138-183

• 6 - Senators and senates by Peter Heather
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• pp. 184-210

• 7 - The army by A. D. Lee
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• pp. 211-237

• 8 - The church as a public institution by David Hunt
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• pp. 238-276

PART III - THE EMPIRE: ECONOMY AND SOCIETY

• 9 - Rural life in the later Roman empire by C. R. Whittaker and Peter Garnsey
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• pp. 277-311

• 10 - Trade, industry and the urban economy by Peter Garnsey and C. R. Whittaker
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• pp. 312-337

• 11 - Late Roman social relations by Arnaldo Marcone
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• pp. 338-370

• 12 - The cities by Bryan Ward-Perkins
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• pp. 371-410

PART IV - FOREIGN RELATIONS AND THE BARBARIAN WORLD

• 13 - Warfare and diplomacy by R. C. Blockley
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• pp. 411-436

• 14 - The eastern frontier by Benjamin Isaac
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• pp. 437-460

• 15 - The Germanic peoples by Malcolm Todd
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• pp. 461-486

• 16 - Goths and Huns, c. 320–425 by Peter Heather
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• pp. 487-515

• 17 - The barbarian invasions and first settlements by I. N. Wood
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• pp. 516-537

PART V - Religion

• 18 - Polytheist religion and philosophy by Garth Fowden
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• pp. 538-560

• 19 - Orthodoxy and heresy from the death of Constantine to the eve of the first council of Ephesus by Henry Chadwick
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• pp. 561-600

• 20 - Asceticism: pagan and Christian by Peter Brown
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• pp. 601-631

• 21 - Christianization and religious conflict by Peter Brown
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• pp. 632-664

PART VI - ART AND CULTURE

• 22 - Education and literary culture by Averil Cameron
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• pp. 665-707

• 23a - Syriac Culture, 337–425 by Sebastian Brock
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• pp. 708-719

• 23b - Coptic literature, 337–425 by Mark Smith
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• pp. 720-735

• 24 - Art and architecture by Jaś Elsner
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• pp. 736-761

• Chronological Table
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• pp. 762-767

• BIBLIOGRAPHY
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• pp. 768-845

• Index
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• pp. 846-889

• Additional Materials

• Map 1: The Roman empire in the late fourth century a.d.
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