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Ancient Greeks / Schomp, Virginia 1996  Book
Schomp, Virginia Book
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Publication New York, Benchmark Books, 1996.
Description 80pWhite Spine
Series Cultures of the past
Summary/Abstract Traces the rise and fall of Greek civilization from the Bronze Age to the Roman conquest, discussing the history, culture, mythology, and legacy of the Ancient Greeks.
Contents Days of Darkness, Days of Dawn Birth of the Greeks The Dark Age Rise of the City-States The Golden Age The Greco-Persian Wars Greek against Greek Macedonian Conquest Alexander and the Hellenistic Age Roman Rule Map: Greece in the Golden Age Cultural Triumphs Literature: The Ageless Song Art and Architecture: The Dream of Beauty Philosophy: The Search ofr Meaning Science and Mathematics: The Keys to Mystery Government and Society: The Experiment in Democracy The Glorious Gods The Twelve Olympians The Lesser Gods Myths and Mysteries The Ways of Worship Death of the Immortals The Myths Work Under Their Magic Mythology's Many Uses Mythology in the Arts Mythology in Everyday Life The Lasting Light The Torch Passes The Living Greeks
Standard Number 0761400702 Hb.
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Ancient Rome: From the republic to the empire / Hill, Duncan 2007  Book
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Publication Bath, Parragon Publishing, 2007.
Description 256pOchre spine
Summary/Abstract The rise of Rome, from provincial settlement to imperial power, is an epic story that reads like fiction rather than fact. Despite possessing few startegic advantages, Rome mastered Italy, and then looked outward. At its height, the Empire encompassed territories from the Rhineland to Egypt, Britain to Armenia. Over two million square miles fell within Rome's orbit.
Contents Introduction The roots of Rome Roman Republic The Late Republic Death of the Republic Julio-Claudian emperors 69 AD: The Year of four emperors Flavian emperors Five good emperors Severus and his legacy Rejuvenating the empire Constantine and the Christian state Collapse of the Empire Byzantium Chronology of Ancient Rome The Roman Emperors Places to visit Index Acknowledgements
Standard Number 9781405487948 Hb.
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