Roman Republic. Stories about Everyday Life

The golden age of Ancient Rome lasted for about 500 years. The period of the Republic began with Brutus and ended with Brutus. It was a time when Rome was a young city-state, a prosperous country with a developed civilization... and, finally, the center of the struggle for truth, which everyone understood in their own way.

The proposed book, first published in 1913 under the title «Reading Book on Ancient History. Part II. Rome – Republic», tells about the everyday, private, and public life of the Roman Republic. Among the participants in this unusual project were future luminaries of Soviet historical science – N.A. Kun, V.N. Pertsev, S.I. Radtsig, A.A. Fortunatov, A.M. Vasyutinsky, A.K. Djivelegov, K.V. Sivkov, and others.

Author: КУН Н.А., ПЕРЦЕВ В., ГУБСКИЙ Н

Printhouse: Veche

Series: The Ancient World

Age restrictions: 12+

Year of publication: 2022

ISBN: 9785448438622

Number of pages: 384

Size: 20.5 x 13.5 x 2 mm

Cover type: Твердая бумажная

Weight: 420 g

ID: 1255221

The golden age of Ancient Rome lasted for about 500 years. The period of the Republic began with Brutus and ended with Brutus. It was a time when Rome was a young city-state, a prosperous country with a developed civilization and, finally, the center of the struggle for truth, which everyone understood in their own way.

The proposed book, first published in 1913 under the title «Reading Book on Ancient History. Part II. Rome – Republic», tells about the everyday, private, and public life of the Roman Republic. Among the participants in this unusual project were future luminaries of Soviet historical science – N.A. Kun, V.N. Pertsev, S.I. Radtsig, A.A. Fortunatov, A.M. Vasyutinsky, A.K. Djivelegov, K.V. Sivkov, and others.

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