Article: Reading Roman Women: Sources, Genres, and Real Life.(Book Review)

Article: Roman Women.(Book review)
Biblical Theology Bulletin;  September 22, 2008 ;     700+ words ...Roman Women. By Eve D'Ambra. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press, 2007 ... in its stated task of introducing the beginning reader to the world of Roman women. Carolyn Osiek Brite Divinity School Fort Worth, Texas, 76129

Article: Augusto Fraschetti (a cura di). Roman ...
Annali d'Italianistica;  January 1, 2002 ;     700+ words ...Augusto Fraschetti (a cura di). Roman Women. Traduzione di Linda Lappin. Chicago: U of Chicago P, 2001. Pp. 237. Il volume e la traduzione dall'originale "Roma al ...

Article: A to Z of Greek and Roman women, rev. ed.(Brief ...
Reference & Research Book News;  May 1, 2008 ;     440 words ...9780816067107 A to Z of Greek and Roman women, rev. ed. Lightman, Marjorie and Benjamin Lightman. Facts On File, Inc. 2008 398 pages $60.00 Hardcover A to Z of women ...

Article: Biographical Dictionary of Ancient Greek and Roman ...
The Book Report;  September 1, 2000 ;     344 words ...Lightman, Marjorie Biographical Dictionary of Ancient Greek and Roman Women: Notable Women from Sappho to Helena 2000. 298pp. $45 hc. Facts on File. 0-8160-3112-6. Grades 9-12 This reference ...

Article: Roman women had gold fillings in teeth from first ...
The Hindustan Times;  May 15, 2007 ;     527 words ...Report from the Asian News International brought to you by the Hindustan Times Washington, May 15 -- Dental prosthesis, it seems, is not a modern phenomenon. Italian researchers have come out with findings that ancient Romans, especially women, fancied gold fillings as far back as the first and

Article: Gaddafi's night in with 500 girls and the Koran ; Miniskirts and ...
Belfast Telegraph;  November 17, 2009 ;     700+ words ...THE mysterious host asked the Italian hospitality agency for "500 attractive girls between 18 and 35 years of age, at least 1.7 metre high", and if the women who answered the call were in the dark about their duties, they must have felt confident that the event would be an interesting one. As it

Article: Classy classics: here's how to "read" ancient artwork.
Dig;  May 1, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... body. Colorful Clothes Both Greek and Roman women wore their dresses long, usually ankle ... tell of the preference among Greek and Roman women for bright colors and fancy patterns ... artwork clearly suggests that Greek and Roman women paid much attention to their hair ...