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List of figuresList of contributorsForeword: What is This History to Be?, Brent D. ShawAcknowledgements, Cyril Courrier and Julio Cesar Magalhães de OliveiraAbbreviationsIntroduction1.Ancient history from below: an introduction, Julio Cesar Magalhães de Oliveira and Cyril CourrierPart 1: Who is below? Subaltern conditions, languages and communities2.Subaltern community formation in antiquity: some methodological reflections, Kostas Vlassopoulos3.Southern Gaul from below: the limits and possibilities of epigraphic documentation, Cyril Courrier and Nicolas TranPart 2: Experiences of poverty, dependency and work 4.Poverty, debt, and dependent labour in the ancient Greek world: thinking through some issues in doing ancient history from below, Claire Taylor5.Destitute, homeless and (almost) invisible: urban poverty and the rental market in the Roman world, Cristina Rosillo-López 6.Roman agriculture from above and below: words and things, Kim BowesPart 3: Gender, ethnicity and subalternity7.Hellenicity from below: subalternity and ethnicity in classical Greece and beyond, Gabriel Zuchtriegel8.Subaltern masculinities: Pompeian graffiti and excluded memories in the early Principate, Renata Senna GarraffoniPart 4: Politics from below: subaltern agency and collective action9.Metics, slaves and citizens in classical Athens: rethinking the polis from below, Fábio Augusto Morales 10.What is below? The case of the Athenian riot of 508/7 BC, Alex Gottesman11.Slave agency in Livy's history of Rome: between rebellion and counterconspiracy, Fábio Duarte Joly 12.The crowd in late antiquity: problems and possibilities of an inquiry, Julio Cesar Magalhães de OliveiraEpilogueAgency, past, present and future, Pedro Paulo A. Funari Index