Roman
Civilization
CMS 206 /History
206
Read
Monday
Night to Prepare for Wednesday Lecture
Read
Wednesday
Night to Prepare for Friday Discussion
Read
Friday
Night to Prepare for next week's lectures
- RCvI -43 (126); 146 (370-373) 170-171
(455-462); 186 (494-498); 188 (501-503); 190 (505-507); 191
(507-509)
- RCvII &endash; 33 (125-129); 43 (157-160);
44 &endash; 48 (160-173); 50 (176 &endash; 182); 87 (323-324); 89-
(326-329); 91-94 (338-347); 99 (356-358)
Suggested Secondary
Readings for week 10
- F. Dupont, Daily Life in
Ancient Rome, tr. C. Woodall (Hatchett, 1989):
- Chapter 3 &endash;
Slaves and freedman (56-72);
- Chapter 5: Roman Houses
&endash; (90-104);
- Chapter 6 &endash; The
Family (103-121)
- Chapter 13 &endash; The
Ages of man (219-238);
- Chapter 16 &endash;
Food, banqueting and the pleasures of he evening
(269-286)
- Andrew Wallace-Hadrill,
House and Society in Pompeii and Herculaneum (Princeton,
1994):
- Chapter 1 - Reading the
Roman House (3-16);
- Chapter 7 - Luxury and
Status (143-174).
- Keith Bradley, Slavery
and Society at Rome (Cambridge, 1994)
- Chapter 2 - The slave
society of Rome (10-31);
- Chapter 5 - Quality of
Life (81-106)
- Beryl Rawson, ed: The
Family in Ancient Rome: New Perspectives (Cornell,
1986)
- Chapter 1 - The Roman
Family (Beryl Rawson) (1-57)
- Chapter 5 - Patria
Potestas (121-144)
- Chapter 7 - Children in
the Roman Familia (Beryl Rawson) (170-200)
- Chapter 8 - Wet-nursing
at Rome: a Study in Social Relations (Keith R. Bradley)
(201-229)
- Treggiari, Susan
"Home
and Forum: Cicero between 'Public' and
'Private'"
TAPhA 128 (1998) 1 ff.
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