1.. Prodigy Lists and the Use of the Annales Maximi -- 2.. L. Crassus and Cicero: The Formation of a Statesman -- 3.. The Literary Sources for the Pre-Marian Army -- 4.. Cicero the Historian and Cicero the Antiquarian -- 5.. Scipio, Laelius, Furius, and the Ancestral Religion -- 6.. The Eastern Clientelae of Clodius and the Claudii -- 7.. The Interpretation of Cicero's De legibus -- 8.. Religion and Politics in the Late Second Century BC at Rome -- 9.. Caesar's Heritage: Hellenistic Kings and their Roman Equals -- 10.. Architecture and Sculpture: the Activities of the Cossutii -- 11.. The Ciceronian Aristocracy and its Properties -- 12.. Homo Novus Arpinas ex M. Crassi Familia, [Sallust], Cic. 3 -- 13.. More on the Clientelae of the Patrician Claudii -- 14.. The First Latin Annalists -- 15.. The Identity Problems of Q. Cornificius -- 16.. Caesar, Etruria, and the Disciplina Etrusca -- 17.. The Introduction of Logical Organization in Roman Prose Literature -- 18.. M. Aeficius Calvinus and his Grammaticus -- 19.. Caerellii, Juno Populona, and Aquinum -- 20.. L. Cornelius Sisenna and the Early First Century BC -- 21.. Chariot-Racing in the Roman Republic -- 22.. History, Historiography, and Cicero's Expositio Consiliorum Suorum -- 23.. Crassorum Funera -- 24.. The Life and Death of Asclepiades of Bithynia -- 25.. Cicero and the Areopagus -- 26.. Theatrical Life in Republican Rome and Italy -- 27.. Cassius and Brutus: The Memory of the Liberators -- 28.. Discrimina Ordinum: The Lex Julia Theatralis -- 29.. Sallust on the Eighties -- 30.. Speciosa Locis Morataque Recte -- 31.. The Antiquarian Tradition: Spoils and Representations of Foreign Armour