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9780754815358

The Roman World: People And Places

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    9780754815358

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    0754815358

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2005-09-30
  • Publisher: Natl Book Network
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Summary

The past comes to life with fine illustrations of classical sculptures, metalwork, mosaics, frecoes and portraits.

Table of Contents

Rome's Enduring Legacy 6(10)
Timeline 10(4)
Part One ROME: THE FIRST WORLD CITY
14(114)
Building the City of Rome
16(16)
Building Early Rome: 753--200BC
18(2)
The Later Republic: 200--31BC
20(2)
Augustus and his Heirs: 30BC--AD53
22(2)
Nero and the Flavians: AD54--96
24(2)
Trajan and Hadrian: AD98--138
26(2)
Rome in the Later Empire: AD138--312
28(2)
Rome -- The Christian City: AD312--609
30(2)
Building Techniques and Styles
32(10)
Building Materials
34(2)
Vaults, Arches, Domes
36(2)
Building Practices and Techniques
38(2)
Architectural Styles and Language
40(2)
Public Buildings
42(32)
The Forum Romanum
44(2)
The Imperial Forum
46(2)
Rome's Basilicas and the Senate House
48(2)
Temples: The Republic and the Early Principate
50(2)
Temples: The Pantheon and After
52(2)
Building the Theatres
54(2)
Amphitheatres and the Colosseum
56(4)
Aqueducts and Sewers
60(2)
Imperial Baths
62(4)
Circuses
66(2)
Triumphal Arches
68(2)
Triumphal Columns
70(2)
Churches
72(2)
Imperial Palaces
74(10)
The Palaces of Augustus and his Heirs
76(2)
Nero's Golden Palace
78(2)
The Palatine: Palace of the Emperors
80(4)
Housing for Rich and Poor
84(20)
The Domus: Houses of the Rich
86(2)
Insulae: The First Apartment Blocks
88(2)
Tiberius' Villa at Capri
90(2)
Hadrian's Villa at Tivoli
92(4)
Villas of the Rich in Italy
96(2)
Villas of the Empire: Piazza Armerina
98(2)
Diocletian's Palace at Split
100(2)
Villas of the Empire: British Villas
102(2)
Cities of the Empire
104(24)
Pompeii and Herculaneum
106(4)
Ostia and Portus
110(2)
Contrasting Cities: Carthage and Timgad
112(2)
Lepcis Magna: An Emperor's Birthplace
114(2)
Athens: A Glorious Past
116(2)
Trier: The Rome of the North
118(2)
Ephesus: Wonder of the World
120(2)
Vanished Cities of the East
122(2)
Nimes and Arles: Cities of Roman Gaul
124(2)
Romano-British Cities
126(2)
Part Two ROMAN ARTS AND SOCIETY
128(122)
Literature
130(18)
The First Roman Writers
132(2)
Augustus' Poets Laureate
134(2)
Catullus and the Elegiac Poets
136(2)
Ovid and Later Silver Age Poets
138(2)
Great Prose Writers
140(2)
Novelists and Satirists
142(2)
Late Roman Writers
144(2)
Literature and Literacy
146(2)
The Arts
148(16)
The Etruscans and the Early Republic
150(2)
Art in the Later Republic: 211--31BC
152(2)
Augustus and the Classical Revival: 31BC--AD64
154(2)
The Roman Zenith: AD64--117
156(2)
Hadrian and the Greek Revival: AD117--285
158(2)
Art of the Later Empire: AD285--535
160(2)
Furniture
162(2)
Religion and Mythology
164(18)
The Capitoline Gods
166(4)
Venus, Vulcan and Other Gods
170(2)
Emperor Worship and the Goddess Roma
172(2)
Bacchus and Cybele
174(2)
New Gods from the East
176(2)
Cult of the Sun
178(2)
Christianity: Tribulation to Triumph
180(2)
Sport and Games
182(14)
Gladiatorial Combats
184(2)
The Great Games
186(2)
Wild Beast Games
188(2)
At the Circus: Chariot Races
190(2)
At the Theatre: Farce, Mime and Pantomime
192(2)
Games and Exercises
194(2)
Science, Technology and the Economy
196(20)
Strabo and Graeco-Roman Geography
198(2)
Astronomy
200(2)
Water Mills
202(2)
Steam Engines
204(2)
Medical Principles and Practice
206(2)
Perils of Urban Life: Plagues, Flood and Fire
208(2)
Trade, Ships and Navigation
210(2)
Passages to India
212(2)
Farming
214(2)
People of Rome
216(34)
Marriage, Divorce and the Power of the Father
218(2)
Roman Women
220(2)
Children: Education and Upbringing
222(2)
Slaves and Freedmen
224(2)
Aspects of Slavery
226(2)
Business and Commerce
228(2)
Leisure and Holidays
230(2)
Dinner Parties
232(2)
Food for Rich and Poor
234(2)
Wine and Vineyards
236(2)
Rome the Great Consumer
238(2)
Tunics and Togas
240(2)
Hairstyles and Cosmetics
242(2)
Erotic Love
244(2)
Funerals and the Afterlife
246(4)
Index 250(6)
Acknowledgements 256

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