Real ancient Rome. Myths are really about the eternal city. Kim O.R.

The Romans had the right to kill their children and wives? Did they constantly torment and tortured slaves and frightened them? Did you adore gladiator battles and bacchanalia? The priestesses were buried in the ground alive? The Romans wore toga all the time, lived in luxury and overeated delicacies? The history of ancient Rome is surrounded by many myths. What is the truth of this and how was it really? This book tells about this.

Each chapter is devoted to a common myth of ancient Rome. The author does not set himself the goal of telling about ancient Rome everything, for this would not be enough ten volumes. This is only a slightly ajar veil in that unimaginably complex and intriguing world as ancient Rome was. The book is suitable for those who are not at all familiar with the ancient history, but those who have long been interested in the topic will probably find something interesting in it.