Roman Myths
1993 • 80 pages

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 A comprehensive, vivid and extremely well-informed, yet highly approachable chronicle of the convictions, myths and legends that shaped the Roman civilization. From the legends of Aeneas and Dido to the founders of the Eternal City, the Seven Kings of Rome, the Etruscan heritage, the conflicts and the bargain. Myths of old and new deities and spirits, ceremonies and customs. Legends of traitors, brave warriors, and mythical women who became symbols. From Romulus and Romus to Coriolanus, Lucretia and Tarpeia, this is the best book to start your journey into the wondrous and dark ‘'universe'' of Rome. 

May 3, 2022