What are the recommended books on rome history

Ez bro go play total war rome 1 and 2

Your mothers whore diary. It dates back to ancient Greece period.

Napisano przez Ruse, 28.09.2018 at 12:01

I want to read something about history of rome but i dont know how to start. i wonder if there is any historians that can help me about this.

Read Plutarch's Lives, is half greek and half roman history. It's always a good start

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Napisano przez 4nic, 28.09.2018 at 12:10

Ez bro go play total war rome 1 and 2

hue we did rome in school but i became somewhat of an expert from the old pc games caesar 1 2 and 3.

Low key learned alot about roman history by playing rome 2

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Mary Beard's SPQR is supposed to be quite good. Don't rely on Gibbon, as literature it's fine, but as a social history it's full of biases and errors.

Napisano przez Ruse, 28.09.2018 at 15:25

Napisano przez Steve Aoki, 28.09.2018 at 13:02

Your mothers whore diary. It dates back to ancient Greece period.

stop trying that hard to harass me, you look poor.

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Read tacitus

Napisano przez Permamuted, 28.09.2018 at 15:42

Napisano przez 4nic, 28.09.2018 at 12:10

Ez bro go play total war rome 1 and 2

hue we did rome in school but i became somewhat of an expert from the old pc games caesar 1 2 and 3.

eu 3 rome is also a game that was good for history i played it was like a dlc to eu3 but it started from the rise of roman republic untill the triumvirate and had every historical roman event in between.

Napisano przez Ruse, 28.09.2018 at 12:01

I want to read something about history of rome but i dont know how to start. i wonder if there is any historians that can help me about this.

The Cambridge History of Iran

Napisano przez Ruse, 28.09.2018 at 12:01

I want to read something about history of rome but i dont know how to start. i wonder if there is any historians that can help me about this.

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My advice would be : read biographies, generally they're more interesting since they don't pretend to be complete, they give a good backdrop to the history and u still can learn many things.

Most of the times the biographies are not only about the guy, but about the time they lived in.