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Title
As the Romans Did: A Sourcebook in Roman Social History
ISBN
9780195089745
Subject Area
Social Science, History
Publication Name
As the Romans Did : a Sourcebook in Roman Social History
Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
Item Length
6.5 in
Subject
Ancient / Rome, Sociology / General, Social History
Publication Year
1997
Type
Textbook
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.9 in
Author
Jo-Ann Shelton
Features
Revised
Item Weight
26.5 Oz
Item Width
9.1 in
Number of Pages
512 Pages

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Product Identifiers

Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
019508974X
ISBN-13
9780195089745
eBay Product ID (ePID)
10038266296

Product Key Features

Number of Pages
512 Pages
Language
English
Publication Name
As the Romans Did : a Sourcebook in Roman Social History
Subject
Ancient / Rome, Sociology / General, Social History
Publication Year
1997
Features
Revised
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Social Science, History
Author
Jo-Ann Shelton
Format
Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
0.9 in
Item Weight
26.5 Oz
Item Length
6.5 in
Item Width
9.1 in

Additional Product Features

Edition Number
2
Intended Audience
College Audience
LCCN
96-035257
Reviews
"Rich....Very much a collection for today's English-speaking investigatorof the Roman world....Should find a very wide and happy audience."--New EnglandClassical Newsletter and Journal (on the previous edition), "A good sourcebook and a great introduction to elements of social historyusually overlooked."--Eric D. Huntsman, Brigham Young University, "A superb sourcebook for the social history of ancient Rome. Required reading for all Roman civilization courses at the University of Pittsburgh."--Warren Dawkins, University of Pittsburgh, "This is by far the best sourcebook for any course touching upon or concentrating on Roman social history. I require it for my large lecture classes in the Roman family and in Republican history." --W. Jeffrey Tatum, Florida State University, "The best one-volume sourcebook available for Roman history."--Henry Chambers, California State University, Sacramento, "A superb sourcebook for the social history of ancient Rome. Requiredreading for all Roman civilization courses at the University ofPittsburgh."--Warren Dawkins, University of Pittsburgh, "I like the organization and vast array of selections included. Also, I appreciate the short selections that allow students a taste of a great many different sorts of historical sources--windows on the Roman world."--Arlene Sindelar, University of Central Arkansas, "In short, this is an excellent book, one which fulfills the purpose for which it was written."--Ancient History Bulletin, "I like the organization and vast array of selections included. Also, Iappreciate the short selections that allow students a taste of a great manydifferent sorts of historical sources--windows on the Roman world."--ArleneSindelar, University of Central Arkansas, "Excellent choice of readings. Good commentary."--Margaret P. Hasselman, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, "A someone who teaches as much social history as possible I found this book to be both fascinating and highly beneficial. Students will enjoy it because it brings the Romans down to the human level."--Jana Pisani, Texas AandM International University, "This is by far the best sourcebook for any course touching upon orconcentrating on Roman social history. I require it for my large lecture classesin the Roman family and in Republican history." --W. Jeffrey Ttum, Florida StateUniversity, "The best one-volume sourcebook available for Roman history."--CaliforniaState University, Sacramento, "This superbly rich anthology of readings in Roman life and civilizationis already indispensable. As an instructor I found it well-organized, detailed,and wide-ranging. Shelton's background sections are especially capable--cogentand clear, but never over-simplifying difficult issues."--James M. Pfundstein,Bowling Green State University, "This superbly rich anthology of readings in Roman life and civilization is already indispensable. As an instructor I found it well-organized, detailed, and wide-ranging. Shelton's background sections are especially capable--cogent and clear, but never over-simplifying difficultissues."--James M. Pfundstein, Bowling Green State University, "Rich....Very much a collection for today's English-speaking investigator of the Roman world....Should find a very wide and happy audience."--New England Classical Newsletter & Journal (on the previous edition)"Will be useful in college courses and high-school classrooms alike."--The Classical Outlook"The most lucid account of daily activity thus far constructed....A wonderful sourcebook of everyday life...will become a short classic of the past."--Ronald T. Marchese, University of Minnesota"A wonderful book! The best introduction to the Romans that I have seen. The Romans speak to the students in their own voices, but the clear organization, excellent introductions and cross-referencing make the book accessible and informative."--Kathryn Argetsinger, University of Rochester"In short, this is an excellent book, one which fulfills the purpose for which it was written."--Ancient History Bulletin"A good sourcebook and a great introduction to elements of social history usually overlooked."--Eric D. Huntsman, Brigham Young University"A someone who teaches as much social history as possible I found this book to be both fascinating and highly beneficial. Students will enjoy it because it brings the Romans down to the human level."--Jana Pisani, Texas A&M International University"Excellent choice of readings. Good commentary."--Margaret P. Hasselman, Virginia Polytechnic Institute"A superb sourcebook for the social history of ancient Rome. Required reading for all Roman civilization courses at the University of Pittsburgh."--Warren Dawkins, University of Pittsburgh"This is by far the best sourcebook for any course touching upon or concentrating on Roman social history. I require it for my large lecture classes in the Roman family and in Republican history." --W. Jeffrey Tatum, Florida State University"The best one-volume sourcebook available for Roman history."--Henry Chambers, California State University, Sacramento"Substantive. Useful. Delightful!"--Francis B. Randall, Sarah Lawrence College"This superbly rich anthology of readings in Roman life and civilization is already indispensable. As an instructor I found it well-organized, detailed, and wide-ranging. Shelton's background sections are especially capable--cogent and clear, but never over-simplifying difficult issues."--James M. Pfundstein, Bowling Green State University"I like the organization and vast array of selections included. Also, I appreciate the short selections that allow students a taste of a great many different sorts of historical sources--windows on the Roman world."--Arlene Sindelar, University of Central Arkansas"An outstanding sourcebook for classics instructors who want to give brief but authoritative answers to students' questions on Roman life."--David J. Coffta, Canisius College"A very fine collection of sources, suitable for classes at various levels. The notes are especially helpful."--David H.J. Larmour, Texas Technical University, "A good sourcebook and a great introduction to elements of social history usually overlooked."--Eric D. Huntsman, Brigham Young University, "Rich....Very much a collection for today's English-speaking investigator of the Roman world....Should find a very wide and happy audience."--New England Classical Newsletter & Journal (on the previous edition) "Will be useful in college courses and high-school classrooms alike."--The Classical Outlook "The most lucid account of daily activity thus far constructed....A wonderful sourcebook of everyday life...will become a short classic of the past."--Ronald T. Marchese, University of Minnesota "A wonderful book! The best introduction to the Romans that I have seen. The Romans speak to the students in their own voices, but the clear organization, excellent introductions and cross-referencing make the book accessible and informative."--Kathryn Argetsinger, University of Rochester, "Rich....Very much a collection fortoday'sEnglish-speaking investigator of the Roman world....Should find a very wide and happy audience."--New England Classical Newsletter & Journal(on the previous edition) "Will be useful in college courses and high-school classrooms alike."--The Classical Outlook "The most lucid account of daily activity thus far constructed....A wonderful sourcebook of everyday life...will become a short classic of the past."--Ronald T. Marchese,University of Minnesota "A wonderful book! The best introduction to the Romans that I have seen. The Romans speak to the students in their own voices, but the clear organization, excellent introductions and cross-referencing make the book accessible and informative."--Kathryn Argetsinger,University of Rochester, "Rich....Very much a collection for today's English-speaking investigator of the Roman world....Should find a very wide and happy audience."--New England Classical Newsletter & Journal (on the previous edition)"Will be useful in college courses and high-school classrooms alike."--The Classical Outlook"The most lucid account of daily activity thus far constructed....A wonderful sourcebook of everyday life...will become a short classic of the past."--Ronald T. Marchese, University of Minnesota"A wonderful book! The best introduction to the Romans that I have seen. The Romans speak to the students in their own voices, but the clear organization, excellent introductions and cross-referencing make the book accessible and informative."--Kathryn Argetsinger, University of Rochester, "Rich....Very much a collection for today's English-speaking investigator of the Roman world....Should find a very wide and happy audience."-- New England Classical Newsletter & Journal (on the previous edition) "Will be useful in college courses and high-school classrooms alike."-- The Classical Outlook "The most lucid account of daily activity thus far constructed....A wonderful sourcebook of everyday life...will become a short classic of the past."--Ronald T. Marchese, University of Minnesota "A wonderful book! The best introduction to the Romans that I have seen. The Romans speak to the students in their own voices, but the clear organization, excellent introductions and cross-referencing make the book accessible and informative."--Kathryn Argetsinger, University of Rochester
Dewey Edition
20
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
306/.0945/632
Edition Description
Revised edition
Table Of Content
IntroductionI. The Structure of Roman SocietyII. FamiliesIII. MarriageIV. Housing and City LifeV. Domestic and Personal ConcernsVI. EducationVII. OccupationsVIII. SlavesIX. Freedman and FreedwomenX. Government and PoliticsXI. The Romaan ArmyXII. The ProvincesXIII. Women in Roman SocietyXIV. Leisure and EnvironmentXV. Religion and PhilosophyMapsAppendix I. SourcesAppendix II. Roman MoneyAppendix III. Important Dates and EventsBibliographyIndex
Synopsis
This is the second edition of a popular and successful sourcebook on Roman social history. The selections, all in English translations prepared by the author, are drawn from a wide array of documents - letters, manuals, recipes, graffiti, and inscriptions as well as literary sources - and together they offer a fascinating glimpse into family life, housing, entertainment, health, education, religion, and other important topics. This is a unique introduction to Romanculture, appropriate for courses in ancient Roman history and for general readers interested in ancient history. For the new edition, new selections have been added and bibliographical material has been updated., Revised to include new selections and updated bibliographical material, the second edition of this popular sourcebook offers a rich, revealing look at everyday Roman life. It provides clear, lively translations of a fascinating array of documents drawn from Latin and Greek source material--from personal letters, farming manuals, medical texts, and recipes to poetry, graffiti, and tombstone inscriptions. Each selection has been translated into readable, contemporaryEnglish. This edition includes more than 50 additional selections that introduce new topics and expand coverage of existing topics. In addition, the commentary on all the selections has been revised toreflect the recent scholarship of social and cultural historians. Extensive annotations, abundant biographical notes, maps, appendices, cross-references to related topics, and a newly-updated bibliography provide readers with the historical and cultural background material necessary to appreciate the selections. Arranged thematically into chapters on family life, housing, education, entertainment, religion, and other important topics, the translations reveal the ambitions andaspirations not only of the upper class, but of the average Roman citizen as well. They tell of the success and failure of Rome's grandiose imperialist policies and also of the pleasures and hardships ofeveryday life. Wide-ranging and lively, the second edition of As the Romans Did offers the most lucid account available of Roman life in all its diversity. Ideal for courses in Ancient Roman History, Social History of Rome, Roman Civilization, and Classics, it will also appeal to readers interested in ancient history., Revised to include new selections and updated bibliographical material, the second edition of this popular sourcebook offers a rich, revealing look at everyday Roman life. It provides clear, lively translations of a fascinating array of documents drawn from Latin and Greek source material--from personal letters, farming manuals, medical texts, and recipes to poetry, graffiti, and tombstone inscriptions. Each selection has been translated into readable, contemporary English. This edition includes more than 50 additional selections that introduce new topics and expand coverage of existing topics. In addition, the commentary on all the selections has been revised to reflect the recent scholarship of social and cultural historians. Extensive annotations, abundant biographical notes, maps, appendices, cross-references to related topics, and a newly-updated bibliography provide readers with the historical and cultural background material necessary to appreciate the selections. Arranged thematically into chapters on family life, housing, education, entertainment, religion, and other important topics, the translations reveal the ambitions and aspirations not only of the upper class, but of the average Roman citizen as well. They tell of the success and failure of Rome's grandiose imperialist policies and also of the pleasures and hardships of everyday life. Wide-ranging and lively, the second edition of As the Romans Did offers the most lucid account available of Roman life in all its diversity. Ideal for courses in Ancient Roman History, Social History of Rome, Roman Civilization, and Classics, it will also appeal to readers interested in ancient history.
LC Classification Number
HN10.R7S45 1998
Copyright Date
1997
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