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050 0  DG90|b.J72 1932 
082    913.37 
100 1  Johnston, Harold Whetstone,|d1859-1912. 
245 14 The private life of the Romans /|cby Harold Whetstone 
       Johnston .. Revised by Mary Johnston .... 
264  1 Chicago;|aAtlanta [etc.] :|bScott, Foresman and Co.,
       |c[1932] 
264  4 |c[©1932] 
300    1 preliminary leaves, 430 pages :|bcolor frontispiece, 
       illustrations, 2 double maps. ;|c20 cm. 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|bn|2rdamedia 
338    volume|bnc|2rdacarrier 
490 0  The Lake classical series 
504    "Books on Rome and Roman life": pages 409-412. 
505 0  I. The family : The household ; The splitting up of a 
       house ; Other meanings of familia ; The family cult ; 
       Adoption ; Limitations ; II. The name : The triple name ; 
       Additional names ; Confusion of names ; Names of women ; 
       Names of slaves ; Names of freedmen ; Naturalized citizens
       -- III. Marriage and the position of women : Early forms 
       of marriage ; Betrothals ; The dowry ; Essential forms ; 
       The wedding day ; The wedding garments ; The ceremony ; 
       The wedding feast ; The bridal procession ; The position 
       of women -- IV. Children and education : Legal status ; 
       Nurses ; Playthings ; Pets and games ; Home training ; 
       Schools ; Subjects taught in elementary schools ; Grammar 
       schools ; Schools of rhetoric ; Travel ; Apprenticeship ; 
       Remarks on the schools ; The teacher ; Schooldays and 
       holidays ; Discipline ; End of childhood ; V. Dependents: 
       slaves and clients : Growth of slavery ; Numbers of slaves
       ; Sources of supply ; Sales of slaves ; Prices of slaves ;
       Public and private slaves ; Private slaves ; Industrial 
       employment ; Farm slaves ; Legal status of slaves ; The 
       treatment of slaves ; Food and dress ; Punishments ; 
       Manumission ; The clients ; The old clients ; Mutual 
       obligations ; The new clients ; Duties and rewards -- VI. 
       The house and its furniture : The development of the house
       ; The change in the atrium ; The peristyle ; Private rooms
       ; The house of pansa ; The walls ; Wall facings ; Floors 
       and ceilings ; Roofs ; The doors ; The windows ; Heating ;
       Water supply ; Decoration ; Furniture ; Principal articles
       ; The couches ; The chairs ; Tables ; The lamps ; Chests 
       and cabinets ; Other articles ; The street -- VII. Dress 
       and personal ornaments : The tunic ; The toga ; Form and 
       arrangement ; Kinds of togas ; Other wraps ; Footgear ; 
       Coverings for the head ; The hair and beard ; Jewelry ; 
       Dress of women ; Shoes and slippers ; Dressing of the hair
       ; Accessories ; Jewelry ; Dress of the children and slaves
       ; Materials ; Colors ; Manufacture. VIII. Food and meals :
       Natural conditions ; Fruits ; Garden produce ; Meats ; 
       Fowl and game ; Fish ; Cereals ; Preparation of the grain 
       ; Breadmaking ; The olive ; Olive oil ; Grapes ; 
       Viticulture ; Vineyards ; Wine-making ; Beverages ; Style 
       of living ; Hours for meals ; Breakfast and luncheon ; The
       formal meal ; The dining couch ; Places of honor ; Other 
       furniture ; Courses ; Bills of fare ; Serving the dinner ;
       The banquets of the rich -- IX. Amusements, baths : 
       General ; Sports of the campus ; Games of ball ; Games of 
       chance ; Knuckle-bones ; Dice ; Public and private games ;
       Dramatic performances ; Staging the play ; The early 
       theater ; The later theater ; Roman circuses ; Plan of the
       circus ; The arena ; The barriers ; The seats ; Furnishing
       the races ; The teams ; The drivers ; Other shows of the 
       circus ; Gladiatorial combats ; Popularity of the combats 
       ; Sources of supply ; Schools for gladiators ; Places of 
       exhibition ; Amphitheaters at Rome ; The amphitheater at 
       Pompeii ; The Coliseum ; Styles of fighting ; Weapons and 
       armor ; Announcement of the shows ; The fight itself ; The
       rewards ; Other shows in the amphitheater ; The daily bath
       ; Essentials for the bath ; Heating the bath ; A private 
       bathhouse ; The public baths ; Management ; Hours opened ;
       Accommodations for women ; Baths of Diocletian -- X. 
       Travel and correspondence : In general ; By water ; By 
       land ; The vehicles ; Carriages ; The roads ; Construction
       ; The inns ; Speed ; Sending letters ; Writing the letters
       ; Sealing and opening the letters ; Books ; Manufacture of
       paper ; Pens and ink ; Making the roll ; Size of the rolls
       ; Multiplication of books ; Commercial publication ; 
       Rapidity and cost of publication ; Libraries -- XI. 
       Sources of income and means of living : The Roman's day ; 
       In general ; Careers of the nobles ; Agriculture ; 
       Political office ; The law ; The army ; Careers of the 
       equites ; The soldiers ; The proletariate ; Professions 
       and trades ; Business and commerce ; The civil service ; 
       The Roman's day ; House of the day -- XII. Burial-places 
       and funeral ceremonies : Importance of burial ; Interment 
       and cremation ; Places of burial ; The tombs ; The 
       potter's field ; Plan of tombs and grounds ; Exterior of 
       the tombs ; Burial societies ; Funeral ceremonies ; At the
       house ; The funeral procession ; The funeral oration ; At 
       the tomb ; After ceremonies ; Memorial festivals.  
651  0 Rome|xSocial life and customs. 
700 1  Johnston, Mary,|d1883- 
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