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Re:Rome: Eternal City by Ferdinand Addis review – myth, mess... by objektif on Friday September 28, 2018 @08:48PM (#18098100)
Thanks for posting this. Are there any other good books on history of Rome you can recommend.
Re:Rome: Eternal City by Ferdinand Addis review – myth, mess... by gbustomtv5 on Friday September 28, 2018 @11:08PM (#18098503)
Best books on Rome’s history are originals, in my oppinion. Extraordinary number of writings survived.

Understanding Rome requires a lof of effort from a modern person. So many aspects of human society have changed, yet Roman society was as complicated as American society today in many respects.

The physical destruction of Rome as a city is one of the biggest tragedies in human history. If only we could see Rome in all it’s magnificence...

Ancient writings of Roman titants are almost the only whitenesses that remain.

Re:Rome: Eternal City by Ferdinand Addis review – myth, mess... by matburt on Friday September 28, 2018 @10:21PM (#18098369)
If you've never listened to the History of Rome podcast you'd enjoy it a whole lot. He also makes a lot of book recommendations through the course of the podcast.