A DAY IN ANCIENT ROME. EVERYDAY LIFE, SECRETS, CURIOSITIES

Travel through time and space with the book "A Day in Ancient Rome". Alberto Angela, a well-known popularizer of history, takes us on a fascinating journey to the heart of the Roman Empire. Discover the secrets of the daily life of the inhabitants of the Eternal City, from early morning to dusk. Discover the fascinating world of intrigue, politics and culture that shaped our civilization.

• A fascinating journey to the time of ancient Rome
• A detailed description of the daily life of the inhabitants
• Secrets and curiosities from the life of the Roman Empire
• Author: Alberto Angela, a well-known popularizer of history
• Publisher: Czytelnik, guarantee of quality and reliability
• Ideal reading for lovers of history and ancient culture

Alberto Angela, with extraordinary precision and passion, leads us through the streets of Rome in 115 AD, during the reign of Emperor Trajan. With him, we visit the Roman Forum, the amphitheater, the baths and the slave market. We delve into the lives of both wealthy patricians and ordinary citizens, learning about their customs, beliefs and entertainment. We learn what their houses looked like, what they ate, what they wore and how they spent their free time.

The book "A Day in Ancient Rome" is not only a dry historical account, but above all a captivating story about the people who lived in those times. The author reconstructs the reality of everyday life with great attention to detail, allowing us to feel the atmosphere of the Eternal City. Thanks to this book, we can travel back in time and see with our own eyes what the world of the ancient Romans looked like.

Czytelnik Publishing House, known for its high-quality historical publications, puts into our hands a book that will surely satisfy the curiosity of every history lover. "A Day in Ancient Rome" is a must-read for all those who want to learn the secrets of everyday life in the Roman Empire and understand how this civilization influenced our culture and values.

The book has 344 pages and the format 205x153 mm. It was published in 2024.