Abstract
Introduction: John Lydus and the Silver Heirloom 1. Changes in the Age of Justinian 2. Portrait of a Bureaucrat 3. The Ideologica Transformation of Tradition 4. De Mensibus and the Antiquarian Tradition 5. Paganisim and Politics 6. De Magistratibus and the Theory of Imperial Restoration 7. Lydus and the Philosophers 8. De ostentis: Portents and the Enemies of Ptolemy 9. Conclusion: Collusion Appendix I: Authorities cited by Lydus Bibliography
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