Roman Antiquities and Ancient Mythology for Classical Schools (Esprios Classics)


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"Ancient Italy was separated, on the north, by the Alps, from Germany. It was bounded, on the east and north-east, by the Adriatic Sea, or Mare Superum; on the south-west, by a part of the Mediterranean, called the Tuscan Sea, or Mare Inferum; and on the south, by the Fretum Siculum, called at present the strait of Messina."







Roman Antiquities, and Ancient Mythology


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Roman Antiquities and Ancient Mythology For Classical Schools


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Reproduction of the original: Roman Antiquities and Ancient Mythology For Classical Schools by Charles K. Dillaway







Roman Antiquities and Ancient Mythology


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The editor has endeavored in the following pages to give some account of the customs and institutions of the Romans and of ancient Mythology in a form adapted to the use of classical schools. In making the compilation he has freely drawn from all creditable sources of information within his reach, but chiefly from the following, sketches of the institutions and domestic customs of the Romans, published in London a few years since; from the works of Adams, Kennett, Lanktree, Montfaucon, Middleton and Gesner; upon the subject of mythology, from Bell, Spense, Pausanias, La Pluche, Plutarch, Pliny, Homer, Horace, Virgil, and many others to whom reference has been occasionally made.




Roman Antiquities, and Ancient Mythology


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Discover the world of 'Roman Antiquities, and Ancient Mythology' as Charles K. Dillaway takes you on a remarkable journey through the foundations of Rome, the customs of its people, and the intriguing realms of religion, art, literature, and more. Delve into the intricate divisions of Roman society, from the powerful Senate to the fascinating rites of the Vestals and Augurs. Unearth the mysteries of Roman mythology, witness the grandeur of their festivals and games, and gain insight into their daily lives, customs, and even their unique systems of measurement and currency.




Roman Antiquities and Ancient Mythology for Classical Schools


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Roman Antiquities and Ancient Mythology


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Roman Antiquities and Ancient Mythology is an illustrated overview of Roman culture and religion.