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Roman Sepulchral Inscriptions Their Relation to Archæology, Language, and Religion

By John Kenrick

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Unlock the secrets of ancient Rome through its tombstones, where simple epitaphs whisper tales of life, death, and a civilization’s enduring legacy.

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2012-06-01
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"Roman Sepulchral Inscriptions" by John Kenrick offers a detailed look at the historical and cultural importance of Roman burial inscriptions, particularly in relation to archaeology, language, and religion. The book explores how these inscriptions reveal the customs and values ​​of Roman civilization and the evolution of the Latin language. It begins by emphasizing the role of sepulchral monuments in understanding past civilizations. Kenrick points out that although these messages may lack personal information, they provide important details about the deceased, such as age and social position. The treatise contrasts the formal Roman inscriptions with the earlier Greek examples, laying the foundation for further investigation into Roman burial practices and societal values.

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