The Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities is a 1,300-page compendium of information about the ancient world. Covering subjects such as architecture, law, festivals, furniture, religion, warfare, customs, and daily life, it provides readers access to a broader understanding of ancient life. Arranged in alphabetical format by subject, this topical dictionary has been founded on a careful examination of original sources and input by leading scholars of the day.
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