The Romans: From Village to Empire 

The maps below are presented in the order in which they appeared in the 2011 Second Edition of The Romans: From Village to Empire. 

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• Frontpaper: The Roman World
• Map 1.1: Archaic Italy 
• Map 1.2: Southern Italy and Sicily 
• Map 1.3: Northern Italy 
• Map 1.4: Rome and Environs 
• Map 1.5: The City of Rome in the Early Republic (before 300 BCE) 
• Map 2.1: Latium and Southern Etruria 
• Map 2.2: Latium and Campania 
• Map 2.3: Samnium 
• Map 2.4: Southern Italy 
• Map 3.1: The Western Mediterranean in the Mid-Third Century 
• Map 3.2: Northern Italy 
• Map 3.3: Southern Italy and Sicily 
• Map 3.4: The Iberian Peninsula 
• Map 3.5: Greece, the Aegean, and Western Asia Minor 
• Map 5.1: Rome’s Foreign Wars, 113-82 BCE 
• Map 5.2: The Social War 
• Map 6.1: Sulla’s Veteran Settlements in Italy 
• Map 6.2: Rome’s Wars in Italy and Abroad, 78-63 BCE 
• Map 7.1: Rome’s Empire in 60 BCE  
• Map 7.2: Campaigns of Caesar, Crassus, and Pompey, 58-45 BCE 
• Map 7.3: Settlement of Veterans in Italy by Julius Caesar and Augustus 
• Map 7.4: The City of Rome in the Late Republic 
• Map 8.1: Roman Campaigns, 44-30 BCE 
• Map 8.2: Expansion of the Empire in the Age of Augustus 
• Map 8.3: The City of Rome at the Death of Augustus 
• Map 9.1: The Roman Empire in 69 CE 
• Map 10.1: Rome’s Northern Provinces Around 100 CE 
• Map 10.2: Eastern Expansion of the Empire in the Early Second Century CE 
• Map 10.3: The City of Rome at the Death of Trajan (117 CE) 
• Map 11.1: Campaigns of Marcus Aurelius and the Severan Emperors 
• Map 12.1: The Empire’s North and West in the “Age of Crisis” 
• Map 12.2a: The City of Rome in the Age of Constantine 
• Map 12.2b: The Roman Forum in the Age of Constantine 
• Map 12.3: The Roman Empire of Diocletian and Constantine 
• Map 13.1: Major Sites Battles of the Fourth Century 
• Map 13.2: Christian Congregations Attested by 325 CE 
• Map 14.1: The Barbarian Invasions 
• Map 14.2: Constantinople in Late Antiquity 
• Map 14.3a: Churches in Late Antique Rome 
• Map 14.3b: Churches in Late Antique Jerusalem
• Endpaper: Roman Italy