World History
History of the Hellenistic and Roman World Extensive site dedicated to ancient Rome. Biographies on emperors, timelines, interactive maps, and sections on Roman society and the military.
From the site:
On the following pages, you will find a number of articles describing various events and personalities of the Hellenistic and Roman world in the time period 300 BCE to 1 CE. I have been very pleased by the great popularity of the (former) Geocities website which now - for the second time - has caused me to move the website to a new domain. With any luck, this will be the last time I will need to do so. I hope this website will be able to continue to serve, inspire and help people looking for information about the Hellenistic and Roman worlds for many years to come.
- The Roman Law Articles Of Smith's Dictionary
The Roman Law Articles of Smith's Dictionary - This site has about 250 articles on Roman law of varying length originally published in 1875. These cover topics such as civil rights, codes and procedures, contracts and torts, officers and magistrates,...
- Missing Hbo Rome?
Missing HBO Rome? So am I. I can not wait until the next season comes out. I also hope the first season is released on DVD soon. Want to read about Roman history while we wait? Here are some suggestions: Roman History - This is a category at the Open...
- Corinth Computer Project
The Corinth Computer Project - A computerized architectural and topographical survey of the Roman era colony of Corinth, by the University of Pennsylvania. It includes a city plan (circa 150 AD), a historical background, and a glossary. There is also...
- Feminae Romanae: The Women Of Ancient Rome
Feminae Romanae: The Women of Ancient Rome - A history of women in ancient Rome from the Graeco-Etruscan period to the fall of the Empire. Sections cover multiple periods, graphics and biographies of famous Roman women. The link titled "Republican Women"...
- The Heart Of Change: Julius Caesar And The End Of The Roman Republic
The Heart of Change: Julius Caesar and the End of the Roman Republic. This is an essay that looks at the organizational change theory of Kotter and Cohen (2002) and applies it to the actions of Julius Caesar as he brought about the end of the Roman Republic....
World History
History of the Hellenistic and Roman World
History of the Hellenistic and Roman World Extensive site dedicated to ancient Rome. Biographies on emperors, timelines, interactive maps, and sections on Roman society and the military.
From the site:
On the following pages, you will find a number of articles describing various events and personalities of the Hellenistic and Roman world in the time period 300 BCE to 1 CE. I have been very pleased by the great popularity of the (former) Geocities website which now - for the second time - has caused me to move the website to a new domain. With any luck, this will be the last time I will need to do so. I hope this website will be able to continue to serve, inspire and help people looking for information about the Hellenistic and Roman worlds for many years to come.
- The Roman Law Articles Of Smith's Dictionary
The Roman Law Articles of Smith's Dictionary - This site has about 250 articles on Roman law of varying length originally published in 1875. These cover topics such as civil rights, codes and procedures, contracts and torts, officers and magistrates,...
- Missing Hbo Rome?
Missing HBO Rome? So am I. I can not wait until the next season comes out. I also hope the first season is released on DVD soon. Want to read about Roman history while we wait? Here are some suggestions: Roman History - This is a category at the Open...
- Corinth Computer Project
The Corinth Computer Project - A computerized architectural and topographical survey of the Roman era colony of Corinth, by the University of Pennsylvania. It includes a city plan (circa 150 AD), a historical background, and a glossary. There is also...
- Feminae Romanae: The Women Of Ancient Rome
Feminae Romanae: The Women of Ancient Rome - A history of women in ancient Rome from the Graeco-Etruscan period to the fall of the Empire. Sections cover multiple periods, graphics and biographies of famous Roman women. The link titled "Republican Women"...
- The Heart Of Change: Julius Caesar And The End Of The Roman Republic
The Heart of Change: Julius Caesar and the End of the Roman Republic. This is an essay that looks at the organizational change theory of Kotter and Cohen (2002) and applies it to the actions of Julius Caesar as he brought about the end of the Roman Republic....