Travel in the First Century After Christ..
Travel in the First Century After Christ..
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I. 59 R, xiii. 421 R.
2 D. Chrys. Or. vii. 223 R. ^ j^y^ x. 19—21.
4 Suet. Jul. 46. 5 Suet. Cal. 43.
Hosted by Google Ill] LUXURY OF TRAVEL 63 bracelets on their arms and ornaments on their heads and breasts^ Vitellius floated down the rivers of Gaul, to win and lose the Empire, on flower-decked barges carrying a quantity of dainties that disgusted even the Romans^ The number of slaves taken on journeys was enormous: in the cities harbingers or anteamhulones went in front of the litters to clea...r the way with the words " Give place to my lord." If words did not suffice, elbows and hands were brought into play : among the minor miseries of Roman life JuvenaP mentions the risk of being poked wdth the elbow or with a hard pole in a dense crowd. Martial wittily suggests to his patron that a freedman who can keep off the crowd with a shove will be a far more serviceable visitor than an ' honestus cliens.' Outside the city walls swift Numidian riders and runners were much in vogue : we hear too o^ scouts to find out the condition of the road.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I. 59 R, xiii. 421 R.
2 D. Chrys. Or. vii. 223 R. ^ j^y^ x. 19—21.
4 Suet. Jul. 46. 5 Suet. Cal. 43.
Hosted by Google Ill] LUXURY OF TRAVEL 63 bracelets on their arms and ornaments on their heads and breasts^ Vitellius floated down the rivers of Gaul, to win and lose the Empire, on flower-decked barges carrying a quantity of dainties that disgusted even the Romans^ The number of slaves taken on journeys was enormous: in the cities harbingers or anteamhulones went in front of the litters to clea...r the way with the words " Give place to my lord." If words did not suffice, elbows and hands were brought into play : among the minor miseries of Roman life JuvenaP mentions the risk of being poked wdth the elbow or with a hard pole in a dense crowd. Martial wittily suggests to his patron that a freedman who can keep off the crowd with a shove will be a far more serviceable visitor than an ' honestus cliens.' Outside the city walls swift Numidian riders and runners were much in vogue : we hear too o^ scouts to find out the condition of the road.
What to read after Travel in the First Century After Christ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline a J Skeel to read onlineMoreLess
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