Condition: Fair, with some handling/shelf wear, creasing to the cover and a label mark on the cover.
First Edition.
The great Roman monuments go a long way to providing an insight into this once powerful and highly developed culture. But, while we may marvel at the ingenuity of their aqueducts and viaducts, the spledour of their amphitheatres and the beauty of their mosaics and ornamentation, what do we know about the daily lives of the people who designed and built them? How did they furnish and light their houses? What did they eat and wear? What actually went on in the amphitheatre, gymnasia and baths?
