Life in Ancient Rome:  Shakespeare and Caesar

Be sure to use these databases

                                                 Daily Life in Ancient Times
                                                 Gale's Discovering History and History Resource Center:  World
                                                 Gale's Biography Resource Center 
                                                 Gale's Literature Resource Center for information on the play

Life in Ancient Rome

Maps

* Maps of Ancient Rome
* Clickable map of Ancient Rome

History

* Ancient Rome Timeline - chronological links to sites on ancient Rome - most links are primary source materials
* The Roman History - this is an excellent site for each era of the Roman Empire; includes interactive maps, biographies and pictures.

Social Life

* Roman Life in the 1st Century - this is an excellent resource in life in ancient Rome
* Forum Romanum - this site is a great introduction to daily life in ancient Rome; topics include family, names, marriage, women and children, houses and food..
* Roman Baths - this site takes you through the construction of a bath and a day in the life
* Roman Food
* Chariot Races
* Roman Gladiators
* Roman Ball Games - get information on the Roman equivalent to football and soccer
* Antique Roman Dishes - this site even includes a converter
* Roman Recipes - from PBS
* Roman Fashions - from the History of Clothing; scroll down for links

Roman Army and Wars

* Punic Wars
* Roman Fort - built 3rd century A.D.; includes photos

Biographies

* Roman Emperors
* Julius Caesar - everything you want to know including biographies, battles, civil war, and death

Art and Architecture

* Gallery of Photographs of Ancient Rome - Roman art and architecture

Roman Laws

* The Twelve Tablets
* Roman Law Tablets
* Women in Ancient Rome - this describes the legal status of women in ancient Rome; scroll down for the laws directed at women

Shakespeare and Julius Caesar

* The Life and Death of Julius Caesar - a complete text
* Julius Caesar - a paraphrase


 


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