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The Story of the Romans
$13.95
By H. A. Guerber. This unabridged reprint of the 1896 original tells the story of Rome from its earliest settlers until its last western emperor in AD 476. Written in an engaging style, and illustrated with black-and-white pictures, it makes a wonderful family read-aloud, or a great foundation for a unit study on Ancient Rome. This title is a recommended resource for the ABC's of Christian Culture. Ages 10+ 350 pages. Soft cover.
 
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Roman Chariot
$24.95 $20.00 On Sale!!
PAPO-39810
Top quality hand painted toys. Chariot and Caesar sold separately.
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Caesar
$5.00
PAPO-39805 / 39804
Fits in chariot.
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Roman Centurion
$5.00
PAPO-39801
Top quality hand painted figurines.
See this and other figures on our Toys page.
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Roman Legionary
$5.00
PAPO-39802
Top quality hand painted figurines.
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Who Were the Romans?
$4.95
An Usborne Starting Point History book. What are B.C. and A.D.? Did the Romans have parties? What games did children play? How do you put on a toga? Did the Romans believe in God? Did Roman children go to school? Answers to these questions and more. Ages 6 - 10.
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Famous Men of Rome, Dover Edition
$7.95
Unabridged reprint of the 1904 edition. This captivating book offers young readers a memorable introduction to the famous leaders and great men of Ancient Rome. The biographical sketches are chronologically arranged from the founding of Rome in 753 BC to the fall of the Western Empire in AD 476. For middle to up upper grade students. Soft cover. 149 pages.
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Famous Men of Rome, Memoria Press
$16.95
Reprint of the original 1904 publication. A wonderful overview of Roman history from the legendary founders, Romulus and Remus, to the last emperor of the West. Combined with the Student Guide and the Teacher Guide, this set provides a 30-week study of Roman history that is both easy and fun to use. Ages 9-13
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Famous Men of Rome Student Guide
$17.95
Companion to Famous Men of Rome (above). This student guide provides interesting activities to enhance vocabulary, reinforce dates and names, work with maps, and review for tests. 73 pages.
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Famous Men of Rome TM
$17.95
Teacher Manual for Famous Men of Rome. This is a duplicaiton of the Student Guide, but all the answers to activity sheets and tests are filled in.
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City
$8.95
By David Macaulay. The story of planning and construction for a typical Roman city between 300 BC and AD 150. All aspects of city life and function are clearly and interstingly presented. Black and white illustrations. Ages 10 and up.
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Augustus Caesar's World
$17.95
By Genevieve Foster. A wide overview of world events from 44 B.C. to A.D. 14--the lifetime of Caesar Augustus--with the birth of Christ as the central event. Wonderful timelines and charts. Ages 12+.
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Eagle of the Ninth
$7.95
By Rosemary Sutcliffe. Historical fiction set in the year A.D. 119. This tale of a young Roman's quest to recover his family honor is based on the historic disappearance of the Ninth Roman Legion. Ages 11+.
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Usborne's Ancient World
$14.95
This book offers interesting visual and textual descriptions of Egyptian, Greek, Roman, Chinese, Assyrian, Indian, and other ancient civilizations. Full color illustrations. Internet linked. Softcover. Ages 9 - 12.
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The Romans
$12.95
An Usborne Illustrated History book. Full of information and pictures. Covers the rise and decline of Rome as a world power, plus the details of daily Roman life. Ages 10+.
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Ides of April
$11.95
Historical fiction. A tale of intrigue and suspense for a Greek slave in a Roman household during early Christianity and the reign of Emperor Nero. Ages 12+
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Roman Lives
$13.95
By Plutarch. Lives of eight Roman men portraying virtues to be emulated and vices to be avoided: Cato, Aemilius Paullus, the Gracchi, Marius, Sulla, Pompey, Caesar, and Antony. Some mature content. Ages 15+.
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Meditations
$1.50
By Marcus Aurelius. A fascinating glimpse into the mind and personality of a highly principled Roman emperor of the second century, but also much food for thought for today's reader. Ages 16+.
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The Rise of the Roman Empire
$14.95
By Polybius. The chronicle of Rome's progressive dominance of the Mediterranean as recorded by a Greek observer. The narrative begins with the First Punic War in 264 B.C. and ends with the destruction of Carthage in 146 B.C. Ages 16+.
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The Annals of Imperial Rome
$13.95
By Tacitus. A contemporary and readable account of emperors Gaius, Claudius and Nero, begins just before the death of Augustus in A.D. 14 and continues to the death of Nero in A.D. 68 (roughly the time span of the New Testament). Ages 16+.
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The Histories, by Tacitus
$12.95
This volume begins where "The Annals of Imperial Rome" left off and covers the short reigns of emperors Galba, Otho, Vitellius, and finally, the Fall of Jerusalem and the reign of Vespasian. Ages 16+.
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Aeneid
$2.50
By Virgil. An epic poem commissioned by Caesar Augustus and patterned on Homer's great works, this English verse translation tells the heroic story of the legendary Aeneas, soldier of Troy and founder of Lavinium (Rome). Unabridged Dover Thrift Edition. Ages 16+.
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The Twelve Caesars
$14.00
By Suetonius. Translated by Robert Graves. Biographies of the Roman rulers from Julius Caesar (44 B.C.) to Domitian (96 B.C.). Based on eye-witness accounts and careful research. Includes geneological tables, maps, key to place-names. Ages 16+.
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