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All things ancient Rome : an encyclopedia of the Roman world
- Author / Creator
- Available as
- Online
- Summary
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"Through roughly 160 alphabetically arranged reference entries, this book surveys the material culture and social institutions of ancient Rome"--
Details
- Creator
- Anne Leen
- Format
- Books
- Language
- English
- Publication
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- New York : Bloomsbury Academic, [2023]
- ©2023
- Physical Details
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- 1 online resource (2 volumes (xxxv, 653 pages)) : illustrations (some color), maps
- ISBNs
- 9781440862892, 1440862893, 9781440862885, 9798216170808, 9781440862908, 9781440862915, 9781440862885
- OCLC
- on1395393804
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- V. 1. Abortion -- Abstract Gods -- Actium -- Adoption -- Aeneas -- Agriculture -- Alba Longa -- Amphitheater -- Aqueduct -- Arch -- Army -- Art and architecture -- Ascanius -- Asia Minor -- Assemblies (Comitia) -- Astrology -- Athletics -- Basilica -- Baths -- Bilingualism -- Bridges -- Britain (Brittania) -- Building programs -- Calendar -- Campania -- Campus Martius -- Cannae -- Capua -- Carthage -- Chariot racing -- Childhood -- Christianity -- Circus -- Citizenship -- City planning -- Coins and coinage -- Colonization -- Column -- Cosmetics and perfumes -- Crime and punishment -- Cumae -- Cursus Honorum -- Death and afterlife -- Dido -- Disease and medicine -- Dress -- Education -- Educators -- Egypt -- Emperor and Empress -- Empire -- Encyclopedias -- Epicureanism -- Ethos -- Etruscans -- Family -- Festivals and holidays -- Food and drink -- Forum -- Freedmen and freedwomen -- Funerary monuments -- Furniture -- Games (Ludi) -- Gardens (Horti) -- Gates -- Gaul (Gallia) -- Gender and sexuality -- Gladiators -- Glass -- Graffiti -- Greece -- Herculaneum -- Housing -- Hygiene and sanitation -- Imperial cult -- Inscriptions -- Italy -- Janus -- Jewelry and gems -- Juno -- Jupiter -- Lares and Penates -- Latin language -- Latin literature -- Law -- Literary criticism -- Lucretia -- v. 2. Magic -- Magna Graecia -- Manuscript studies -- Marriage -- Mars -- Medieval Latin -- Mediterranean Sea -- Minerva -- Mines -- Monarchy -- Mosaics -- Music -- Mystery religions -- Mythology -- Names -- Native Italian Gods -- New Academy, The -- Non-Italian Gods -- Numidia -- Oplontis -- Ostia -- Paganism -- Palatine Hill -- Patricians and Plebeians -- Patronage -- Pets -- Philhellenism -- Philosophy -- Political offices -- Pompeii -- Pottery -- Priesthoods -- Prodigies and portents -- Provinces -- Pythagoreanism -- Rape -- Religion -- Republic -- Rhetoric and oratory -- Roads -- Rome -- Romulus and Remus -- Sculpture -- Second sophistic -- Senate -- Sibylline oracles -- Sicily -- Slavery -- Spain (Hispania) -- Status -- Stoicism -- Taxation and finance -- Technology and engineering -- Temple -- Theater -- Trade and commerce -- Tribes -- Triumph -- Troy -- Venus -- Vesuvius -- Votive offerings -- Wall painting -- Walls -- Warfare -- Wealth and poverty -- Women -- Work