Piracy, Pillage, and Plunder in Antiquity

Young men Wild men Mercenaries Classical antiquity King solomon's mines Achilles Tatius Allan Quatermain Bird's eye Achilles Tatius’ Leucippe and Clitophon appropriation and the ancient world city foundations and appropriation Circumcellions in Roman North Africa Coastal Colonies Cretan Cities brigandage in 4th century athens Dionysius II brigands in the ancient world Early Modern Piracy Exclusus Amator Horace’s Epodes Economic Motives of Roman Colonisation Epic Poem Iliad mercenaries in 4th century athens mid-Republican Rome Late Early Dynastic Period Late Ancient North Africa Naval Force Leucippe and Clitophon non-Roman Women Naval Allies Hellenistic Landscape Pastoral Poverty in tibullus piracy in 4th century athens piracy in the ancient world Pontiae and colonisation pirates under rome plunder in the ancient world Greek Citizen territorial appropration in the ancient world Socii Navales tibullus 1.1 Totius and the Imagery of Doom Terra Cognita Syracusan Citizens Terra cognita sed vacua mercenaries and rome Predatory Behaviour plunder in syracuse state-sponsored piracy tyrants of syracuse