Curiosities of ancient Rome (Historical sources)

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Historical sources are curiosities about the materials on which knowledge of ancient Rome is based. This category includes lesser-known facts and interesting information related to the works of ancient authors, inscriptions, documents, coins, and other sources that allow us to reconstruct the history of the Roman Empire.

De Officiis – work of Cicero’s life

De Officiis is Cicero’s essay divided into three books, in which Cicero explains his concept of the best way of life; how should the true Romans behave; and emphasizes the need to respect moral obligations.…Więcej

Fate of a Satyricon-based slave

The position of a slave in the Roman world is well illustrated in a fragment of the work – Satyricon, whose authorship is attributed to Gaius Petronius – the first-century expert in good taste and…Więcej

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