Contents

pp.：  5 – 6

Preface

pp.：  7 – 10

List of Abbreviations

pp.：  11 – 12

List of Contributors

pp.：  13 – 16

SECTION I THE MAN AND THE HISTORIAN

pp.：  17 – 18

Chapter One Arnold Hugh Martin Jones (1904–1970) (Alexander Sarantis)

pp.：  19 – 40

Chapter Two Writing the Late Roman Empire: Method and Sources (Peter Garnsey)

pp.：  41 – 58

Chapter Three Jones and Continental Scholarship (Stefan Rebenich)

pp.：  59 – 78

SECTION II THE LATER ROMAN EMPIRE

pp.：  79 – 80

Chapter Four The Role of the Emperor (Michael Whitby)

pp.：  81 – 112

Chapter Five Running the Empire: Bureaucrats, Curials, and Senators (Peter Heather)

pp.：  113 – 136

Chapter Six Law and Justice in the Later Roman Empire (Caroline Humfress)

pp.：  137 – 158

Chapter Seven A.H.M. Jones and the Army of the Fourth Century (Roger Tomlin)

pp.：  159 – 182

Chapter Eight A.H.M. Jones and "The Cities" 1964–2004 (Luke Lavan)

pp.：  183 – 208

Chapter Nine Jones and the Late Roman Economy (Bryan Ward-Perkins)

pp.：  209 – 228

Chapter Ten Idle Mouths and Solar Haloes: A.H.M. Jones and the Conversion of Europe (David M. Gwynn)

pp.：  229 – 246

Chapter Eleven A.H.M. Jones and the End of the Ancient World (Averil Cameron)

pp.：  247 – 266

Afterword: A.H.M. Jones and the Later Roman Empire (Wolfgang Liebeschuetz)

pp.：  267 – 286

Appendix: The Writings of A.H.M. Jones

pp.：  287 – 290

Index

pp.：  291 – 300