The Corn Supply of Ancient Rome

Language: English

Published by Clarendon Press Oxford, 1980

0198148380 / 9780198148388

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Very good hardcover in a very good dust jacket. Navy blue cloth covered hardcover with gilt lettering to the spine. Dust jacket is price clipped and sun fading to spine. 8vo. (9x6x1 inches) Include a list of abbreviations, appendices [11], bibliography, index of classical authors, index of papyri, index of inscriptions and a general index. 290 pp. Fast shipping in a secure book box mailer with tracking. Rome by the late Republic was the most populous city, not merely in the ancient world, but in the history of pre-industrial Europe. The maintenance of so great an urban unit was not to be taken for granted in an age of limited technological achievement. There were great practical difficulties in growing, shipping, storing and marketing sufficient corn, often from distant provinces, for the city population, which was largely dependent on cereals for its dietetic needs. The political consequences, if the difficulties were ignored or not solved, could be severe. This book offers the first overall study in English of this important theme in the social, economic and political history of Rome.…

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Title
The Corn Supply of Ancient Rome
Author
Geoffrey Rickman
Publisher
Clarendon Press Oxford
Publication year
1980
Condition
Very good
Dust jacket
Very good
Binding
Hardcover
Language
English
ISBN 10
0198148380
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9780198148388
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