Principatus Romanus
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Principatus Romanus (27 a.C.n.–284) est notio hodierna quae tempus Imperii Romani ab Augusto imperatore usque ad Discrimen Tertii Saeculi significat; tempus sequens Antiquitas Posterior vocatur. Imperatores illius temporis ut Res Publica Romana formaliter continuaretur operam dederunt. Re vera potius forma monarchiae illuminatae fuit.
Nexus interni
- Imperium Romanum
- Index Imperatorum Romanorum
- Periodizatio
Bibliographia |
- Jochen Bleicken: Augustus. Berolini 1998.
- Jochen Bleicken: Verfassungs- und Sozialgeschichte des Römischen Kaiserreichs. Paderbronnae 1978.
- Jochen Bleicken: Prinzipat und Dominat. Gedanken zur Periodisierung der römischen Kaiserzeit. Aquis Mattiacis 1978.
- Klaus Bringmann / Thomas Schäfer: Augustus und die Begründung des römischen Kaisertums. Berolini 2001.
- Karl Christ: Geschichte der Römischen Kaiserzeit. Von Augustus bis zu Konstantin. 6. ed., Monaci 2009, ISBN 978-3-406-59613-1.
- Egon Flaig: Den Kaiser herausfordern. Fracofurti 1992.
- Dietmar Kienast: Augustus. Prinzeps und Monarch. 4. ed., Darmstadiae 2009.
- Kurt A. Raaflaub, Mark Toher (ed.): Between Republic and Empire: Interpretations of Augustus and his Principate. Berkeley-Angelopoli-Oxoniae 1990.
- Walter Schmitthenner (ed.): Augustus (Wege der Forschung, Vol. 128). Darmstadiae 1969.
- Ronald Syme: The Roman revolution . Oxoniae 1939.
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