Children in the Roman Empire. Outsiders Within. - LAES, Chr.,
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Originally entitled: Kinderen bij de Romeinen. Zes Eeuwen Dagelijks Leven (2006). 'Though there are some niggling points, they cannot undermine the fact that Laes has provided an important contribution to the growing study of children in the Roman empire. His approachable writing style is sure to appeal to non-specialists and undergraduates new to Roman social history. Laes successfully shows that there is much left to understand about the experience of childhood in the Roman empire, especially the lives of non-elite children.' (SARAH E. BOND in Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2011.10.46). From the library of Prof. Carl Deroux.
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2011Uitgever: Cambridge University Press352 paginasTaal: EngelsISBN-10: 0521897467ISBN-13: 9780521897464Koop dit boek tweedehands
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Cambridge (...), 2011. Reprint 1st ed.2011. ills.(B&W photographs). XV,334p. Hardbound. Nice copy.Antiquarian Titel: Children in the Roman Empire. Outsiders Within. Auteur: LAES, Chr.,
Originally entitled: Kinderen bij de Romeinen. Zes Eeuwen Dagelijks Leven (2006). 'Though there are some niggling points, they cannot undermine the fact that Laes has provided an important contribution to the growing study of children in the Roman empire. His approachable writing style is sure to appeal to non-specialists and ...
Originally entitled: Kinderen bij de Romeinen. Zes Eeuwen Dagelijks Leven (2006). 'Though there are some niggling points, they cannot undermine the fact that Laes has provided an important contribution to the growing study of children in the Roman empire. His approachable writing style is sure to appeal to non-specialists and ...
