The Romans
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Word Count
95,250 words, Guess
Page Count
381 pages
Physical Format
Electronic resource
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL24257013M
- ISBN-139781851095889
- OCLC Control Number56413361
- OCLC Control Numberromans00pmcg
- Library of Congress Control Number2004020737
and 1 more
- OverDriveB6A461AA-2F3B-4CF3-97D6-5E1BCFC6B623
Classifications
- LCCDG77 .M4 2004
Description
The Romans: New Perspectives is the ideal starting point for investigating this extraordinary civilizationoits remarkable rise and decline, the scope of its power and wealth, the details of everyday life for its people, and its signature contributions to human culture (food, architecture, government, public works, art, and more).||The Romans takes readers from the establishment of the monarchy (circa 753 BCE) through the rise of the republic (circa 509 BCE), the imperial period, and ultimately to the fall of the empire and the coronation of the barbarian king Odoacer. It is an engaging account of current thinking on Roman life and culture informed by a number of dramatic recent discoveries. The book provides a coherent introduction to the field, while pointing the way toward further reading on specific topics and personalities.
Description
Presents an introduction to the history, society, and scholarship of ancient Roman civilization and examines their government, art and architecture, economy, and major events.
Other Editions
- The Romans
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