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IMPERIUM ROMANUM is a place where you can publish your own articles devoted to the history of ancient Rome. The easiest way is to send your work to the e-mail address: kontakt@imperiumromanum.pl or via form. I would like to ask all authors to comply with the following editorial requirements on the website IMPERIUM ROMANUM. In the event of non-compliance with the requirements, the text may be returned to the author for corrections or rejected.
Rules for texts sent by e-mail
- Articles should be written in Times New Roman 12 font with 1.5 line spacing.
- Articles should be saved in the following format: .docx, .doc or .odt.
- Each text should contain a lead, which is an introductory paragraph that summarizes the most important information about the article. Its task is to interest the reader and encourage him to read the entire article.
- The text must be the author’s work.
- Each entry must have a featured image; these can be included in the document. However, if the quality of the image is extremely poor, it is recommended to send separate image files by e-mail. Then you should include a description of the photos in the e-mail or in the article and indicate the proposed place of placing them in the text. Acceptable file formats are: .jpg, .jpeg, .gif, .png. Photos/illustrations should be made by the author, have a free license or belong to the public domain.
- Titles of books, articles, works, etc. should be written in italics, as well as words or short phrases from a foreign language. We do not use double quotation marks, e.g. “About editorial requirements”.
- The names of the months should be given in words (e.g. January, August). Recommended date formula: e.g. March 15, 44 BCE. Specific years should be marked with the abbreviation BCE or CE.
- If the author wants to provide the source of information in the footnotes or bibliography or indicate the development of the topic, the following formula should be used:
Name and Surname, Title of the book, City, year of publication. - Remaining issues not covered are left to the discretion of the author.
Rules for texts sent via the form
- Each text should contain a lead, which is an introductory paragraph that summarizes the most important information about the article. Its task is to interest the reader and encourage him to read the entire article.
- The text must be the author’s work.
- Each entry must have a featured image. If he wants to send more graphics to be included in the test, please send the graphic files to e-mail. Then, you should include a description of the photos in the e-mail and indicate the proposed place of placing them in the text. Acceptable file formats are: .jpg, .jpeg, .gif, .png. Photos/illustrations should be made by the author, have a free license or belong to the public domain.
- For headings in the text, please use Heading 2.
- Titles of books, articles, works, etc. should be written in italics, as well as words or short phrases from a foreign language. We do not use double quotation marks, e.g. “About editorial requirements”.
- The names of the months should be given in words (e.g. January, August). Recommended date formula: e.g. March 15, 44 BCE. Specific years should be marked with the abbreviation BCE or CE.
- If the author wants to provide the source of information in the footnotes or bibliography or indicate the development of the topic, the following formula should be used:
Name and Surname, Title of the book, City, year of publication. - Remaining issues not covered are left to the discretion of the author.
Additional information
- The text submitted to the Website Owner, with permission for publication, may also appear on the pages of another portal. Such action is aimed at promoting knowledge about ancient Rome among as many recipients as possible. It should be stipulated that the Owner always demands that the source from which the article was taken should be given.
