How Often Do You Think About The Roman Empire?
From Bad and Mad Emperors to Gladiators and how the Roman Empire became the greatest ancient superpower.
This easy to read book tells the story of the Empire from start to finish. Chapters like
Order the book to find out who the emperors were, what they did and how they built the Roman Empire.
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Whether you're an enthusiast, a history buff, or simply someone intrigued by the past, "How often do you think about the Roman Empire?" is also the perfect present for your partner, family member, or friend.
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Everything you ever wanted to know about Roman Roads. Order the definitive all-in-one book about the Roman Empire's greatest gift to the world - their Roads.
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This easy-to-read book covers building techiniques, who engineered and built the roads and who travelled along them. Find out about way stations, milestones, who paid for the roads.
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Read the personal accounts of slaves and soldiers who built Roman Roads. Discover the stories of the poor, rich and religious people who thrived and died along 250,000 miles of Roman Roads.
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Where did Gladiators come from, how were they trained, what they did and how they faught?
Gladiator 2 is the ultimate guide to everything you ever wanted to know about these fearless fighters. Chapters include the story of Spartacus, and the brutal reality and the awe-inspiring spectacle of gladiatorial games.
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Contents of
'How Often do You Think About
The Roman Empire?'
The Lives and Deaths of the Gladiators
Great Roman Construction Projects
Marcus Aurelius: The Philosopher Emperor Who Shaped Modern Thought
Roman Inventions and Innovations that helped shape the Modern World
The Romans and the Modern Legal System
The Good, the Bad and The Ugly Roman Emperors