rome

Presents chronologically arranged descriptions of the land and sea battles of ancient Greece and Rome spanning the eighth century B.C. through 31 B.C., drawing from contemporary accounts and also providing maps and battle plans.

Describes the Roman country homes called villas, including how and why they were built, and the Roman customs and culture at the height of the Roman Empire.

Containing photographs of artifacts and Roman ruins, this history examines life in an ancient Roman town with a timeline, illustrations, and a glossary.

Describes the art and architecture of ancient Rome along with simple instructions for making a Gorgon head relief sculpture, a mosaic picture, Roman vase, and jewelry.

Explores the technology of Ancient Rome and includes information about aqueducts, Roman highways, military weapons and ships, medicine and astronomy, and the Roman calendar.

Explores the land and resources of ancient Rome and includes information about the Roman Empire and Mediterranean Sea, climate and agriculture, natural defenses and rivers, and aqueducts.

Contains a children's study of home life in Ancient Rome and includes information on the Roman family, marriage, and the role of women, slaves, types of food and clothing, and entertainment.

Presents an introduction to the art and religion of ancient Rome, discussing the influence of Greece on Roman culture, and examining religious practices and belief in gods, temples, the philosophy of Stoicism, painting, sculpture, and literature and drama.

Discusses the methods and achievements of Roman builders who were responsible for such projects as aqueducts, roads, and bridges.

Virgil's epic poem in verse translation describing the fall of Troy.