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Tiger, tiger
Tiger, tiger

By Lynne Reid Banks

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Two tiger cub brothers are taken from the jungle to ancient Rome, where one becomes the pampered pet of Caesar's daughter and the other becomes a man-eating "entertainment act" at the Colosseum.

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Early Rome and the Etruscans
Social conflicts in the Roman Republic
More Latin lyrics, from Virgil to Milton
More Latin lyrics, from Virgil to Milton

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"The general plan ... is to trace chronologically the Latin influence in Europe for some sixteen hundred years. Each poet's work is prefaced by an editorial note, followed by a passage from Helen W...

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War in the ancient world
War in the ancient world

By Yvon Garlan

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Primitiver Austausch oder freier Markt?
The economic reforms of Diocletian
Spitzenmanagement in Republik und Kaiserzeit
Apicius, Anmerkungen zum romischen Kochbuch
The epigrams of Martial.

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