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About the Author

Nigel Rodgers, who has a degree in history and history of art from Cambridge University, has written widely on history, philosophy and art

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Works by Nigel Rodgers

Ancient Rome (2000) 161 copies, 3 reviews
The new traveller’s atlas (1998) 122 copies, 2 reviews
The Rise and Fall of Ancient Rome (2004) 87 copies, 1 review
Philosophers Behaving Badly (2004) 50 copies, 1 review
Incredible Optical Illusions (1998) 33 copies, 1 review
Roman Architecture (2007) 19 copies
Antik Yunan (2015) 2 copies

Associated Works

Demigods and Monsters (2008) — Contributor — 419 copies, 8 reviews

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Birthdate
1953
Gender
male
Nationality
England, UK
Education
University of Cambridge

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An encyclopaedic volume that recounts the history of the Romans in all of 250 pages, all of them blazing with bright and colorful photographs, reproductions of the art and architecture of the times, maps, and charts. Packed with so much information, it is a bit difficult to read through, and there is perhaps not enough analysis to help us take in and understand the phenomenon of the Roman Empire as a whole. This is particularly obvious in the last pages, when the author starts to ponder on the reasons for its fall. For that, one will perhaps have to start again with Gibbon and his aftermath.… (more)
 
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Dilip-Kumar | Jul 23, 2023 |
Continent-by-continent guide to the world's most spectacular sights, both physical and man-made
 
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riselibrary_CSUC | 1 other review | Aug 26, 2021 |
This oversize volume is filled with abundant illustrations and provides a popular but informative view of Greek every day life. The best value of the volume is the abundant illustrations and the soundly summarized textual sections that accompany each chapter.

The subjects in the volume include religion and mythology, theater, literature, philosophy and science, athletics and sport, and work and leisure.
 
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gmicksmith | Apr 25, 2017 |
Great book that digs into the bare bones of Rome. A truly interested reader will want to cross reference the material and expand upon what the writer already lays out.
 
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Joligula | 2 other reviews | Apr 20, 2017 |

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Works
35
Also by
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Members
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Popularity
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Rating
½ 3.7
Reviews
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ISBNs
105
Languages
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