In the second volume, the book on the opposition under the Caesars examines the next period, the time of the first hereditary emperors - the successors of Augustus, when the new authoritarian regime had already taken root, but, having squeezed society in the grip of the new order, could cause discontent in those circles that were still did not completely break with traditional republican beliefs and sentiments. CONTENTS: Editor's Foreword 7 OPPOSITION UNDER THE CAESARS Chapter I. Where were the dissatisfied 13 Chapter II. Opposition of secular people 57Chapter III. Ovid's reference 95Chapter IV. Informers 137Chapter V. Everyday romance under Nero 183Chapter VI. Opposition writers 225 APPENDICES: Rene Pichon. The life and work of Gaston Boissier (translation by O.A. Kuznetsova) 289 Comments 331 Dictionary of ancient terms 358 List of abbreviations 360 Bibliography 363