Historical Tales - Roman
by 
Charles Morris

Contents
Front Matter

How Rome Was Founded
The Sabine Virgins
The Horatii and the Curiatii
The Dynasty of the Tarquins
The Books of the Sibyl
The Story of Lucretia
How Horatius Kept the Bridge
The Battle of Lake Regillus
The Revolt of the People
The Revenge of Coriolanus
Cincinnatus and the Aequians
The Sacrifice of Virginia
Camillus at the Siege of Veii
The Gauls at Rome
The Curtian Gulf
Latin and Samnite Wars
The Caudine Forks
The Fate of Regulus
Hannibal Crosses the Alps
How Hannibal Fought and Died
Archimedes at Syracuse
The Fate of Carthage
The Gracchi and their Fall
Jugurtha, Purchaser of Rome
The Revenge of Marius
The Proscription of Sulla
Revolt of the Gladiators
Caesar and the Pirates
Caesar and Pompey
The Assassination of Caesar
Antony and Cleopatra
An Imperial Monster
The Murder of an Empress
Boadicea, Heroine of Britain
Rome Swept by Flames
The Doom of Nero
Sports of the Amphitheatre
The Reign of a Glutton
Faithful Eponina
The Siege of Jerusalem
Destruction of Pompeii
An Imperial Savage
The Deeds of Constantine
The Goths Cross the Danube
The Downfall of Rome

Starting with the founding of Rome and continuing until the fall of the western empire, the author has emphasized the most important stories from history, and rewritten them in detail in a manner especially interesting to young adults. Familiar characters such as Cincinnatus, Cicero, and Nero are introduced, but so are more obscure characters such as Jugurtha, Vitellius, and Maximinus. Morris is an exceptionally good writer and his books are highly recommended as an enjoyable review for the mature student.



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