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Routledge Great Women of Imperial Rome - Mothers and Wives of Caesars

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Description

Drawing from extensive historical documentation, this Routledge book vividly brings to life eleven remarkable royal women of Imperial Rome through over 300 photographs of ancient coins and original illustrations. Spanning from the death of Julius Caesar in 44BC through the third century AD, with an epilogue covering later empresses, the author's compelling biographies examine the wives, daughters, sisters and mothers of emperors. These meticulously researched accounts reveal their significant contributions to the legacy of Imperial Rome, exploring their influence, personal struggles and enduring impact on one of history's greatest civilisations. Perfect for history enthusiasts and scholars interested in the often-overlooked female figures who shaped the Roman Empire.

Key Features

Over 300 photographs of ancient coins illustrate the eleven women profiled in this comprehensive historical study of Imperial Rome.

The book spans from 44BC through the third century AD, covering a pivotal era of Roman imperial history with detailed biographical narratives.

Original illustrations by the author complement the ancient coin photography to vividly characterise each royal woman's life and legacy.

Features an epilogue surveying empresses of later eras, extending the historical context beyond the main imperial period covered.

Examines wives, daughters, sisters and mothers of emperors, revealing their often-overlooked contributions to Roman civilisation.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
09 November 2006
Listed Since
12 January 2007

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