A new translation of Virgil's epic poem describing the fall of Troy and the legendary origin of Rome, with an introduction to Virgil's life and legacy.
An unabridged republication of the 1906 edition of "The Aeneid of Virgil," an English verse translation of the epic poem which follows the adventures of Aeneas from the fall of Troy to the origins of Rome.
Examines the system of work in ancient Rome which was determined by class, looks at some of the work pursuits engaged in by patricians, plebeians, and slaves, and discusses taxes, trade, and currency.
In Rome in 62 A.D., seventeen-year-old Hylas must find a way to save himself, his mother, and the other household slaves from imprisonment and imminent death when their master, a prominent senator, is found murdered.
Presents a biography of Roman emperor Julius Caesar describing his early education, military conquests, and Roman leadership, along with a survey of life in ancient Rome.
Presents the life and accomplishments of the first ruler of the Roman Empire who ushered in a period of peace and prosperity after decades of conflict.
Presents the life of the Roman leader who became emperor at sixteen, ordered his mother to be murdered to attain more power, and often misused his power against his people who lived in fear of him.
