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How the ancient Romans lived

by Anita Ganeri

Published
2011
Publisher
Gareth Stevens
Language
eng
Pages
32

About this book

Examines what life was like for the average citizen of the ancient Rome. A timeline puts important but very distant events in sharper focus for essay writing and reports.

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  • Juvenile Literature
  • Literature

Book details

This edition

Title
How the ancient Romans lived
Published
2011
Publisher
Gareth Stevens
Language
eng

The physical object

Format
Paperback
Number of pages
32

Identifiers

ISBN-13
9781433940958
ISBN-10
1433940957

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