Ancient Rome (Waldorf Education Resources)
Most exciting stories of Roman history: the founding of Rome, the early battles against Hannibal and the Carthaginians, Julius Caesar's conquests of Gaul and Britain, Anthony and Cleopatra, the decline and the fall of the Empire, and the beginning of the dark ages.
Additional Details
- ISBN
- 978-086315-482-9
- Print Status
- In Print
- Chapters
- 56
- Pages
- 224
- Suggested Grades
- 6th - 7th
- Geographical Setting
- Rome
- Publisher
- Floris Books
- Copyright
- March 2005
Chapters
- 1 Earlier Civilisations
- 2 Slavery and the Gift of Christ
- 3 The Latin People
- 4 Romulus and Remus
- 5 The Foundation of Rome
- 6 The Sabine Womn
- 7 The Etruscans
- 8 The Republic of Rome
- 9 How Horatius Kept the Bridge
- 10 Patricians and Plebeians
- 11 Roman Laws and Ways
- 12 Carthage
- 13 Hannibal Crossing the Alps
- 14 Hannibal Ante Portas!
- 15 The Destruction of Carthage
- 16 A Patrician's home
- 17 The Pleibeians' Tenements
- 18 The Cause of the Plebeians
- 19 Marius
- 20 The Betrayal of Jugurtha
- 21 The People from the North
- 22 Rome is Saved
- 23 Marius: Public Enemy
- 24 Marius in Exile
- 25 Marius' Return
- 26 The Death of Marius
- 27 Spartacus
- 28 Julius Caesar
- 29 Power
- 30 Gaul
- 31 The Celtic People
- 32 Britain
- 33 The Rubicon
- 34 Greetings, O King
- 35 The Ides of March
- 36 At Philippi
- 37 Antony and Cleopatra
- 38 God on Earth
- 39 In Palestine and in Rome
- 40 Caesars and Christians
- 41 The Arena
- 42 The Stone Ages
- 43 The Bronze Age
- 44 The Iron Age
- 45 Boadicea
- 46 Alban
- 47 The Germanic Tribes
- 48 The Empire Divided
- 49 The Vision of Constantine
- 50 The Monks
- 51 Attila the Hun
- 52 The Fall of Rome
- 53 The End of the Empire
- 54 Angles and Saxons
- 55 The Bishop of Rome
- 56 Winfred
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