The Rise of Rome
β Scribed by Gregory S. Aldrete
- Publisher
- The Great Courses
- Year
- 2018
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 230
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Table of Contents
Professor Biography
Table of Contents
Course Scope
Lecture 1 β’ The City on theΒ Tiber
Lecture 2 β’ The Monarchy and theΒ Etruscans
Lecture 3 β’ Roman Values and Heroes
Lecture 4 β’ The Early Republic and Rural Life
Lecture 5 β’ The Constitution of the Roman Republic
Lecture 6 β’ The Unification of the Italian Peninsula
Lecture 7 β’ Roman Religion: Sacrifice, Augury, andΒ Magic
Lecture 8 β’ The First Punic War: AΒ War at Sea
Lecture 9 β’ The Second Punic War: Rome versus Hannibal
Lecture 10 β’ Rome Conquers Greece
Lecture 11 β’ The Consequences of Roman Imperialism
Lecture 12 β’ Roman Slavery: Cruelty and Opportunity
Lecture 13 β’ Roman Women and Marriage
Lecture 14 β’ Roman Children, Education, and Timekeeping
Lecture 15 β’ Food, Housing, and Employment in Rome
Lecture 16 β’ The Gracchi Attempt Reform
Lecture 17 β’ Gaius Marius the Novus Homo
Lecture 18 β’ Sulla the Dictator and the Social War
Lecture 19 β’ The Era of Pompey the Great
Lecture 20 β’ The Rise of Julius Caesar
Lecture 21 β’ Civil War and the Assassination of Caesar
Lecture 22 β’ Cicero and the Art of Roman Oratory
Lecture 23 β’ Octavian, Antony, and Cleopatra
Lecture 24 β’ Why the Roman Republic Collapsed
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