De Sportula Romanorum Quotidiana
"De Sportula Romanorum Quotidiana" offers a detailed exploration of the daily distribution of food and money known as the sportula in ancient Rome. This practice, deeply embedded in the social fabric of the Roman Empire, provided essential sustenance to many citizens. Rom Teller delves into the origins, evolution, and significance of the sportula, examining its impact on Roman society and its role in shaping the lives of both the recipients and the benefactors.
Drawing on archaeological evidence, historical texts, and social commentary, this book paints a vivid picture of daily life in Rome, illuminating the complexities of wealth, poverty, and social interaction. By focusing on the sportula, Teller provides a unique lens through which to understand the Roman world and its enduring legacy.
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