Rome

Here you will find all the resources identified by our tutors as useful for the study of this topic, arranged in ascending alphabetical order. Browse the tiles and descriptions to discover if there are any resources of interest to you, or click on any of the other keywords to see resources sorted by alternative topics.

Displaying 1 - 10 of 10

Title	Description	Keywords	Full details
ROME'S FIRST EMPERORS - INTRODUCTION	Welcome the the course. This is a quick 'hello' from your tutor, with a brief introduction to what we will be doing on the course.	Ancient rome, Rome, The Caesars, Emperors, Ancient history, British history, Roman Britain, Roman empire	view
Introduction 3 The Gracchi.	Introduction 3 The Gracchi. Text from Kershaw, S., A Brief Guide to Classical Civilization, London: Robinson, 2010, 262-264.	Ancient history, Rome, Latin, Politics	view
Julius Caesar: The Die is Cast	Julius Caesar: The Die is Cast. Text from Kershaw, S., A Brief Guide to Classical Civilization, London: Robinson, 2010, 276-279.	Rome, Latin	view
BREAD & CIRCUSES (PART 1)	The poet Juvenal famously wrote: The public has long since cast off its cares; the people that once bestowed commands, consulships, legions...	Rome, Gladiators, Bread and Circuses, Venationes, Colosseum	view
Introduction 1 Roman History Outline	Introduction 1 Roman History Outline. Text from Kershaw, S., A Brief Guide to Classical Civilization, London: Robinson, 2010, 256-7.	Ancient history, Rome, Latin, Politics	view
Introduction 6 Crassus, Pompey and Caesar	Introduction 6 Crassus, Pompey and Caesar. Text from Kershaw, S., A Brief Guide to Classical Civilization, London: Robinson, 2010, 270-272.	Ancient history, Rome, Latin, Politics	view
From the Ides of March to Actium	Text from Kershaw, S., A Brief Guide to Classical Civilization, London: Robinson, 2010, 281-286. © S. Kershaw	Ancient history, Rome	view
Introduction 4 Marius and the Social War	Introduction 4 Marius and the Social War. Text from Kershaw, S., A Brief Guide to Classical Civilization, London: Robinson, 2010, 264-7	Ancient history, Rome, Latin, Politics	view
Civil Wars, Dictatorship and the ‘Egyptian Woman’	Civil Wars, Dictatorship and the ‘Egyptian Woman’. Text from Kershaw, S., A Brief Guide to Classical Civilization, London: Robinson, 2010, 279-281...	Rome, Latin	view
BREAD AND CIRCUSES (PART 2)	This podcast is the second of two that give some information about 'Bread and Circuses' at Rome. In Part 2 we talk about what happened during the...	Rome, Bread and Circuses, Gladiators, Venationes, Colosseum, Chariot racing	view

Search form

You are here