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Rome by Stephen Biesty, Andrew Solway, Stewart Ross · Booklabria

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Stephen Biesty, Andrew Solway, Stewart Ross
Rome

Rome

Name: Rome
Author: Stephen Biesty, Andrew Solway, Stewart Ross

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First published: 2003
Editions: 7 in 4 languages

Synopsis

Detailed illustrations with explanatory captions and narrative text survey some sites in ancient Rome, including the house of a wealthy family, the Colosseum, the Baths of Trajan, and the Temple of Jupiter

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7 in 4 languages

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English4 French1 German1 Hebrew1

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