Ancient Rome : [from the Republic to the Empire] / Duncan Hill.

By:

Hill, Duncan

Publisher: Bath ; New York ; Singapore ; Hong Kong ; Cologne ; Delhi ; Melbourne : Parragon, 2010Description: 256 pages : color illustrations, color maps ; 30 cmContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

1445406802
9781445406800

Subject(s):

Rome -- History

DDC classification:

937 23

LOC classification:

DG209 H55 2010

Summary: The rise of Rome, from provincial settlement to imperial power, is an epic story that reads like fiction rather than fact. Despite possessing few strategic 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.

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Includes index.

Subtitle from cover.

The rise of Rome, from provincial settlement to imperial power, is an epic story that reads like fiction rather than fact. Despite possessing few strategic 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.