by Alberto Angela · Goldmann TB · tapa blanda · ISBN 9783442157631
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«Der faszinierende Alltag im Römischen Reich: Kaiser, Huren, Legionäre» is the historical essay by Alberto Angela, published by Goldmann TB in paperback.
The narrative follows the journey of a coin that changes hands across the Roman Empire in the year 115. With scenes based on archaeological and historical evidence, Angela reconstructs the lives of emperors, senators, legionaries, prostitutes and slaves, and how a vast territory remained united under a single power.
The book is written in German and has 607 pages. The translation is by Elisabeth Liebl and it was published on 17 June 2013.
For history enthusiasts looking for an accessible account of the Roman Empire, without the academic tone of specialised treatises.
Alberto Cesare Angela is an Italian paleontologist, television host, journalist, and writer. Angela is a famous history and science communicator in Italy.
