Books:
* The Greek Sourcebook: A Reader in Greek History (2nd Edition, 2004): A comprehensive collection of primary sources from ancient Greece, offering insights into Greek history, literature, and culture.
* The Mind of the Roman Emperor (2004): Explores the psychology and decision-making processes of Roman emperors, drawing on literary, archaeological, and epigraphic evidence.
* The Emperor Hadrian: The Life and Legacy of Rome's Greatest Ruler (2006): A biography of the Roman emperor Hadrian, focusing on his reign and its impact on the Empire.
* The Roman Empire in Crisis (2008): Examines the political, economic, and social challenges that faced the Roman Empire in its later centuries.
* The Roman Way of War (2012): Offers a detailed analysis of the Roman army's strategies, tactics, and organization, drawing on archaeological evidence and historical accounts.
* The Roman Empire: A Very Short Introduction (2013): A concise and accessible overview of the Roman Empire, covering its origins, rise, and decline.
* The Greek World (2015): A comprehensive history of ancient Greece, encompassing its political, cultural, and intellectual achievements.
Other publications:
Tarrant has also published numerous articles in scholarly journals and contributed chapters to edited volumes. He is a recognized expert on Roman history and his works are widely used in academic circles and by the general public.
This is not an exhaustive list, and you can find further details about Harold Tarrant's publications on websites such as Amazon or the University of Oxford website.