Elizabeth C. Robinson is Assistant Professor of Classics at the University of Dallas Rome Program.

• List of AbbreviationsNote on Sources Introduction Chapter 1: Situating Larinum Chapter 2: Larinum and its Hinterland Chapter 3: Larinum in Cicero's pro Cluentio Chapter 4: The Inscriptions Chapter 5: The Monuments and Artifacts Conclusion BibliographyIndex

There is certainly a lot to be said for Robinson's systematic approach that combines different types of evidence to address a bigger historical question. Her book will contribute to the development of a new historical model for the Roman expansion in Italy, which is its primary aim. The accessible language and ample illustrations make the study approachable also to nonspecialists.

Elizabeth C. Robinson is Assistant Professor of Classics at the University of Dallas Rome Program.

• List of AbbreviationsNote on Sources Introduction Chapter 1: Situating Larinum Chapter 2: Larinum and its Hinterland Chapter 3: Larinum in Cicero's pro Cluentio Chapter 4: The Inscriptions Chapter 5: The Monuments and Artifacts Conclusion BibliographyIndex

There is certainly a lot to be said for Robinson's systematic approach that combines different types of evidence to address a bigger historical question. Her book will contribute to the development of a new historical model for the Roman expansion in Italy, which is its primary aim. The accessible language and ample illustrations make the study approachable also to nonspecialists.

Elizabeth C. Robinson is Assistant Professor of Classics at the University of Dallas Rome Program.

• List of AbbreviationsNote on Sources Introduction Chapter 1: Situating Larinum Chapter 2: Larinum and its Hinterland Chapter 3: Larinum in Cicero's pro Cluentio Chapter 4: The Inscriptions Chapter 5: The Monuments and Artifacts Conclusion BibliographyIndex

There is certainly a lot to be said for Robinson's systematic approach that combines different types of evidence to address a bigger historical question. Her book will contribute to the development of a new historical model for the Roman expansion in Italy, which is its primary aim. The accessible language and ample illustrations make the study approachable also to nonspecialists.