Capitol Wolf. Rome to Caesars

The Romans did not have such an abundance of mythological legends as the Greeks. But they had a lot of historical legends about the heroic past of their people. Like every Greek from childhood I heard stories about Hercules, Edip, Teshe, Achilles, so every Roman - about Horace and Curiats, the noble Lucretia and the fearless Mutius Stiwole, about the factory and Cato. These stories about the foundation of the eternal city on seven hills, the wisdom of its legislators, the simplicity of morals, the dedication of citizens and the valor of warriors and formed the basis of the book proposed. The style of its presentation in the popular manner characteristic of M.L. Gasparov, combining the brevity and capacity of the presentation with its accessibility and barely perceptible humor, continues the traditions of entertaining Greece "