古罗马编年 上 （第一版），共38章，比原定计划新增15章。
时间跨度 公元前753年 — 公元774年。
包含罗马王政时期、共和国时期，帝国时期，继业者们的兴衰，共和的分崩离析，帝国内战，帝国分裂，蛮族王国，反罗马势力，军事发展，帝国与基督教，货币制度，文化与饮食。
全文使用BC（公元前）与AD（公元后）来表示纪元。
为了方便各位读者们能快速找到章节，所以将编年史（上）全章节链接整理一起。
目录
（12）犹太人的抗争 BC586 - BC139 Part 1
（13）犹太人的抗争 BC67 - AD135 Part 2
（24）罗马军团的变革 BC300 - AD192 Part1
（26）罗马军团的变革 AD195 - AD460 Part2
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