The Grammar of Ancient World

The ultimate visual guide to the greatest civilisations of ancient times

Editor Professor Dominic Rathbone

This sourcebook offers a uniquely visual approach to exploring the cultures of the classical civilisations of ancient times. It combines historic engravings with a modern commentary, exploring common themes across the Egyptian, Roman, Greek, and Mesapotamian civilisations, and using maps and timelines to set them in the context of contemporary cultures.

Published: Sep, 2009

DOMINIC RATHBONE is Professor of Ancient History in the Department of Classics at King's College London where he has taught Greek and Roman history since 1985.

  • 320 pages
  • h 235mm x w 196mm
  • flexibound
  • full colour throughout
  • 106,000 words
  • Printed ISBN:978-0-500288-34-4

The following rights for this title have already been sold:

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