Mary T. Boatwright is Professor Emerita of Classical Studies at Duke University. Her previous books include Peoples of the Roman World, Hadrian and the Cities of the Roman Empire, and (with Daniel J. Gargola, Noel Lenski, and Richard J. A. Talbert) A Brief History of the Romans.

The work takes an interesting approach, at once deeply thematic and loosely chronological, to present readers with a comprehensive, and comprehensible, picture of the lives of the female family members of the principes.

• Map: The World of Rome's Imperial Women Abbreviations Acknowledgements Introduction: Subjects and Sources Ch. 1: Rome's Imperial Women and Rome's Imperial Power Ch. 2: Crimes and Punishments of Imperial Women Ch. 3: Imperial Women within the Imperial Family Ch. 4: Imperial Women on Coins and in Roman Cult Ch. 5: Imperial Women's Mark on the City of Rome Ch. 6: Models and Exemplars: Statues of Imperial Women Ch. 7: Imperial Women Abroad, and with the Military Ch. 8: Conclusions: Agency and Constraints TablesAppendicesBibliography

Mary T. Boatwright is Professor Emerita of Classical Studies at Duke University. Her previous books include Peoples of the Roman World, Hadrian and the Cities of the Roman Empire, and (with Daniel J. Gargola, Noel Lenski, and Richard J. A. Talbert) A Brief History of the Romans.

The work takes an interesting approach, at once deeply thematic and loosely chronological, to present readers with a comprehensive, and comprehensible, picture of the lives of the female family members of the principes.

• Map: The World of Rome's Imperial Women Abbreviations Acknowledgements Introduction: Subjects and Sources Ch. 1: Rome's Imperial Women and Rome's Imperial Power Ch. 2: Crimes and Punishments of Imperial Women Ch. 3: Imperial Women within the Imperial Family Ch. 4: Imperial Women on Coins and in Roman Cult Ch. 5: Imperial Women's Mark on the City of Rome Ch. 6: Models and Exemplars: Statues of Imperial Women Ch. 7: Imperial Women Abroad, and with the Military Ch. 8: Conclusions: Agency and Constraints TablesAppendicesBibliography

Mary T. Boatwright is Professor Emerita of Classical Studies at Duke University. Her previous books include Peoples of the Roman World, Hadrian and the Cities of the Roman Empire, and (with Daniel J. Gargola, Noel Lenski, and Richard J. A. Talbert) A Brief History of the Romans.

The work takes an interesting approach, at once deeply thematic and loosely chronological, to present readers with a comprehensive, and comprehensible, picture of the lives of the female family members of the principes.

• Map: The World of Rome's Imperial Women Abbreviations Acknowledgements Introduction: Subjects and Sources Ch. 1: Rome's Imperial Women and Rome's Imperial Power Ch. 2: Crimes and Punishments of Imperial Women Ch. 3: Imperial Women within the Imperial Family Ch. 4: Imperial Women on Coins and in Roman Cult Ch. 5: Imperial Women's Mark on the City of Rome Ch. 6: Models and Exemplars: Statues of Imperial Women Ch. 7: Imperial Women Abroad, and with the Military Ch. 8: Conclusions: Agency and Constraints TablesAppendicesBibliography