Henry Carter Hull

Discover Ancient Rome™ understanding people in the past can be fun, learning about ancient ™ is interesting and enjoyable. Some kings like Lucius were not very popular and sometimes cruel to people. They became very powerful and conquered other lands. They had patricians who were rich nobles and owner a lot of land. The plebeians were servants, tradesmen and generally had smaller farms. Enjoy learning and do not forget it is about having fun....

Maybe you've heard about Pompeii - that unfortunate city now buried in ashes. Perhaps when you hear the word today, you would immediately think about the horrors residents went through when Mount Vesuvius erupted. But Pompeii was once a thriving city and its residents full of life. Let's experience Pompeii when it was still full of glory.

Introducing the Ancient Rome 4 in 1 book bundle, a must-have collection for any history buff or lover of ancient civilizations. This bundle includes four captivating books that delve deep into the history of the Roman Empire, Augustus, the Colosseum, and Gladiators. In Book 1, The Roman Empire: A Tale of Power, Politics, and Enduring Legacy, you will discover the fascinating history of one of the world's most powerful empires. From its humble beginnings...

There's much to learn about Ancient Rome, aside from their myths and architecture. In this book, you will learn about their humanity and how their societies operated. Can you see traces of Rome in your present-day community? Read the contents of this book and ponder. What is your answer?

History has it that the Jewish people have struggled a lot. Their story includes struggles, captivity, and the search of freedom and a home. Interestingly, their story crosses that of the Romans. In this book, you will read about how the Jews were freed from captivity and what transpired during their exodus to the "promised land".

Did you know that not all Romans could wear togas? Movies and shows might depict Romans wearing togas and sandals everywhere they went, but that was actually not the case. In fact, togas were considered formal wear and a status symbol, as those in the higher social classes typically wore them. There are many surviving writings authored by ancient Roman historians that describe the interesting traditions and customs of ancient Rome. These records...

Private investigator Marcus Didius Falco, working as a tax collector for Emperor Vespasian, gets a break from the boredom of the job when Leonidas, the Empire's official lion executioner, is stabbed to death in his cage.

Provides information on various aspects of life in ancient Rome, from the eighth century B.C. to the fifth century A.D., covering the military, geography, travel and trade, religion, and other topics; and includes photographs, drawings, and maps.

Examines the clash of cultures between the Roman Empire and the barbarians in the years between 27 B.C. to A.D. 117 through a study of four individuals who went, or were posted along the empire's northern margins and beyond.