Harold Whetstone Johnston
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Have you ever wondered how the ancient Romans decorated their houses? Or what they called the days of the week? Or what kinds of foods they ate, or ho
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w their wedding cermonies looked? Harold Whetstone Johnston's The Private Life of the Romans answers all your questions about domestic life in the Roman Empire. First published in 1903, Johnston's voluminous textbook draws on the best sources ancient and modern to provide the most comprehensive study of ancient Roman life ever printed. With its easy to use reference system and over 200 illustrations, Johnston's The Private Life of the Romans is a must have for students of ancient Roman cultural history.
Harold Whetstone Johnston (1859-1912) was a classical historian and Professor of Latin at Indiana University, best known for his textbook The Private Life of the Romans.
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