An edition of The women of the Caesars
(1911)
The Women of the Caesars
by Guglielmo Ferrero
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Social history of the women of ancient Rome, concentrating on a few notable women of the time.
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Biography, Empresses, Marriage, Marriage (Roman law), Princes, Princes and princesses, Princesses, Roman empresses, Rome, Women, Women in Rome, Roman Princes and princessesPlaces
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""Many things that among the Greeks are considered improper and unfitting," wrote Cornelius Nepos in the preface to his "Lives," "are permitted by our customs. ..."
Table of Contents
Woman and marriage in Ancient Rome
Livia and Julia
The daughters of Agrippa
Tiberius and Agrippina
The sisters of Caligula and the marriage of Messalina
Agrippina, the mother of Nero
Index
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