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30 Saniyede Serisi
La Rome antique en 30 secondes
On sait tous que Rome ne s’est pas bâtie en un jour, mais comment un petit groupe de villages perchés sur des collines est-il devenu un des plus grands empires de l’histoire? Pourquoi Romulus assassina-t-il son frère Rémus? Comment étaient constituées les légions? Quels étaient les spectacles présentés au Colisée? Et de quoi se constituait la vie quotidienne des citoyens de Rome? Ce livre offre des réponses originales à toutes ces questions, et bien plus encore… La Rome antique offre un exemple unique d’une des sociétés les plus brillamment gouvernées, dont la puissance militaire et les conquêtes pavèrent la voie à des avancées technologiques qui ont façonné la vie moderne telle qu’on la connaît aujourd’hui. Chaque aspect abordé est résumé sur une double page qui comprend 300 mots et une image, pour une compréhension claire et rapide. Des aqueducs aux égouts, de l’art de la mosaïqueaux diagnostics médicaux, découvrez les 50 plus grandes innovations et inventions qui ont fait de l’empire romain une des plus grandes civilisations de l’histoire.
160 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 1, 2014
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May 22, 2021
DNF at least for now. It was just bullet points really. I don't know what I expected... I may get back to it later. I think it might be a bathroom book!
August 27, 2017
An introduction to ancient Rome. The book includes information about mosaics, concrete, the Forum Romanum, baths, roads and aqueducts.
I would have liked to read more about normal life, among normal people. Books tend to be about aristocrats and emperors, because there are many sources about them, and that is interesting, as well, but I miss the people, and especially the life of the women.
I would have liked to read more about normal life, among normal people. Books tend to be about aristocrats and emperors, because there are many sources about them, and that is interesting, as well, but I miss the people, and especially the life of the women.
September 21, 2015
Good read, over simplified a lot of things - but good as a brief introduction.
January 30, 2023
Highly recommend as a quick brief reminder of all the Roman history lessons you learned in High School! Loved having something quick to read before traveling to Rome and having a few fast facts in my pocket as I got to experience Rome!
January 3, 2022
Reading this book made me feel like I should have googled about the topic instead. Topics are briefly discussed and found myself grasping for more information when the book is already done discussing it. But A+ for the graphic design—this is probably the well-designed book I've ever read.
October 23, 2024
This is my second reading of this book as I read it to my middle son two years ago. It is an excellent overview of the Ancient Roman empire and as good first book to read to my youngest son as we embark on his unit study of the time period.
September 1, 2015
Bien fait, on apprend beaucoup et révise certaines choses que l'on savait déjà. Comme pour l'ensemble des livres «en 30 secondes» s'adressent à des amateurs du sujet et non aux expert, ni même aux connaisseurs, qui n'apprendront probablement rien, ou bien peu. Certaines parties redondantes comme les mêmes personnages qui reviennent encore et encore dans la biographie de différentes sections gagneraient à être améliorées en étant classées/répertoriées différemment.
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