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Home Who we are Contributions Collaborations ... Contact Contents INTRODUCTION CHAPTER The Family Roman Names Marriage and Women Children and Education ... BIBLIOGRAPHY The Private Life of the Romans by Harold Whetstone Johnston, Revised by Mary Johnston Scott, Foresman and Company (1903, 1932) Previous Table of contents Next INTRODUCTION Introduction Public and Private Antiquities Antiquities and History Antiquities and Philology ... Other Works . The topics that are discussed in this book have to do with the everyday life of the Roman people. Such things will be considered as the family, the Roman name, marriage and the position of women, children and education, slaves, clients, the house and its furniture, clothing, food and meals, amusements, travel and correspondence, religion, funeral ceremonies and burial customs. These things are of interest to us in the case of any ancient or foreign people; in the case of the Romans they are of especial importance, because they help to explain the powerful influence which that nation exerted over the old world, and make it easier to understand why that influence is still felt in some degree today. 2. Public and Private Antiquities

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