Life of Cincinnatus by Livy

Index

  1. Cincinnatus’ Son Caeso

  2. The Struggle over the Law to Establish a Commission that Would Review All Acts of the Magistrates

  3. Mistrust between the Orders—Anxiety, Rumors, and Conspiracy Theories—and the Social Revolt of Slaves and Political Refugees Led by Appius Herdonius

  4. The Tusculans help the Romans Crush the Herdonius Revolt

  5. The Consuls Try to Raise an Army, the Tribunes Resist

  6. Law for the Commission to Oversee the Magistrates Delayed

  7. The Romans Dislodge the Aequi from the Tusculan Citadel

  8. New Evidence Shows Caeso Could Not Have Committed Murder

  9. The Trial of Caeso Used as a Bargaining Chip in the Political Struggle Over the Commission Law

  10. Failure in the Field Leads to the Appointment of Cincinnatus as Dictator

  11. Cincinnatus Musters the Army

  12. Cincinnatus given a Triumph–Vote on the Commission Law Successfully Blocked, Again