Terentia

by Adelheid van Beuningen

Gebaseerd op brieven van Cicero aan zijn vrouw Terentia en aan Atticus wordt de teloorgang van het huwelijk tussen Cicero en Terentia beschreven tegen de achtergrond van de toenemende politieke onrust in Rome in de eerst eeuw voor Christus.

384 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2008

About the author

Adelheid van Beuningen is a Dutch historian and novelist. Van Beuningen studied history at the University College London.

Reviews

[Lani Turtsanszki]

Okay, my opinion: I thought the book started of really slow and I was quite frankly confused, a lot. But I’m so glad I continued and eventually finished the book. Such a good story and I think an interesting view on this piece of history. I remember reading the first chapter and being really confused, but after reading the whole book and choosing to read that chapter again, I have such different feelings to the written words. The first time I was so confused about her reaction to zal of what was told to her, but when I read it the second time I completely understood her side of it. So, I would recommend reading the first chapter again, after finishing the book, and looking at how your feelings changed after reading and understanding the whole story. Overall a great book.

[Haku]

2,5

[Doros Lesesofa]

Spannende Einblicke in eine römische Ehe in einer sehr turbulenten Zeit!

Habe natürlich die deutsche Version gelesen.