Resource Summary
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Mystery of the Roman Ransom by Henry Winterfeld (Author), Edith McCormick (Translator) Young Roman schoolboys discover a secret message ordering the murder of a famous senator. Sequel to Detectives in Togas. |
Details
- Resource Type: Book
- ISBN: 0-15-256614-7
- Print Status: In Print
- Chapters: 25
- Pages: 217
- Suggested Grade Level: 2nd - 12th
- Geographical Setting: Rome
- Historical Setting: 773 - 773
- Subjects: History
- Publisher: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich
- Copyright: 1971
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Chapter Details
- 1 — Xantippus Can't Use a Lion Either
- 2 — Why Did the Slave Dealer Run Away?
- 3 — The Fearsome Ex-Gladiator
- 4 — A Surprising Use for Honey
- 5 — No Respectable Citizen Visits the Cemetery at Night
- 6 — A Fateful Letter
- 7 — They All Are in Danger
- 8 — He Must Smell of Mimosa
- 9 — About Clanging Swords and Grindstones
- 10 — Hail, Emperor! We, about to Die, Salute You!
- 11 — Now We're Back Where We Started
- 12 — Caius Sees the Light
- 13 — Will the City Prefect Call Out His Whole Police Force?
- 14 — The Boys Have No Time to Dive into the Water
- 15 — The Sieve of the Danaides
- 16 — Not a Sound Passed Their Lips
- 17 — Only a Miracle Can Save Caius
- 18 — Memento Mori Is the Password
- 19 — Everybody Cringes at the Sight of Antonius
- 20 — Riddle Upon Riddle
- 21 — The Last Straw
- 22 — Thoroughness Sometimes Can Be Pushed Too Far
- 23 — A Distressing Turn of Events
- 24 — How Much Does a Bear Weigh?
- 25 — Caius Sees Another Light