The ancient Romans / written by Allison Lassieur.
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TextSeries: People of the ancient worldDescription: 112 pages : color illustrations, color map ; 25 cmISBN: 0531123383Subject(s): Rome -- Civilization -- Juvenile literature | Rome -- Social life and customs -- Juvenile literatureDDC classification: 937
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Summary: The Romans were a powerful force during ancient times, evolving into an empire that spread to much of present-day Europe as well as parts of Africa and the Middle East. They brought their culture and rules of law to the areas they conquered, and left their mark through construction. Aqueducts to provide water, roadways to travel their vast lands, and temples to honor their gods are just some of the structures created by the Romans. This book explores ancient Rome through its social structure. It takes a look at its people and details the duties of an emperor, the activities of an architect, and much more. It also describes some of the discoveries and writings that have led to our present-day understanding of this fascinating civilization.
The rulers of Rome -- Power and influence of the Roman senate -- People of the Roman government -- Scholars and writers -- Soldiers and the Roman army -- The lives of Roman women -- Priests and the Roman religion -- Architects and engineers -- Working-class Romans -- Slaves and slavery -- Legacy of the Roman empire.
| Current library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| Martha's Vineyard High School Library | 937/LASSIEUR (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 39844400061343 |
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 100-102) and index.
The rulers of Rome -- Power and influence of the Roman senate -- People of the Roman government -- Scholars and writers -- Soldiers and the Roman army -- The lives of Roman women -- Priests and the Roman religion -- Architects and engineers -- Working-class Romans -- Slaves and slavery -- Legacy of the Roman empire.
The Romans were a powerful force during ancient times, evolving into an empire that spread to much of present-day Europe as well as parts of Africa and the Middle East. They brought their culture and rules of law to the areas they conquered, and left their mark through construction. Aqueducts to provide water, roadways to travel their vast lands, and temples to honor their gods are just some of the structures created by the Romans. This book explores ancient Rome through its social structure. It takes a look at its people and details the duties of an emperor, the activities of an architect, and much more. It also describes some of the discoveries and writings that have led to our present-day understanding of this fascinating civilization.
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