"Roman Women" by Alfred Brittain is a historical exploration of the lives of women in ancient Rome. It looks at the many different roles that Roman women held in society, and how the customs of the time shaped their experiences. By examining both famous stories and historical figures, the book reveals the challenges and complexities of being a woman in a society dominated by men, where they were important parts of the instigators and peacemakers.
Roman Women
By Alfred Brittain
Discover the untold stories of the women who shaped ancient Rome, navigating love, loss, power, and limitation.
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