Rome Collection (page 78)

Farming / Winter / Virgil
A Roman farm in winter - the sheep and goats brought in from pasture

Roman Farmers / Livestock
Roman farmers appraising horses and cattle

Romans Farming
I teach thee next the diff ring soils to know, the light for Vines, the heavier for the Plow

Byron / Colosseum / Rome
Lord Byron at the Colosseum, Rome, Italy

Gladiators (White)
ANCIENT ROME Gladiators, chariots, etc in the Theatre of Caesarea

Elizabeth Browning 1859
ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING Writer; in Rome, 15 May 1859

Barrett Browning 1859
ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING Writer; in Rome, March 1859

Belisarius Occupies Rome
Byzantine general BELISARIUS, having defeated the Vandals, subdued the Ostrogoths and conquered Sicily, occupies Rome

Vandals Vandalise Rome
Rome is sacked, plundered, looted by Gaiseric and his fellow-Vandals

Rome Sacked by Alaric
Rome is sacked, plundered, looted, despoiled and finally burnt by Alaric I and his Visigoths

Punic Wars: Ecnomus
PUNIC WARS Naval battle of ECNOMUS :the Roman fleet won a hard-fought victory over the Carthaginians nearly 700 vessels took part

Octavian Wins at Actium
The Battle of Actium : off the west coast of Greece; the Romans are victorious when the Egyptian fleet withdraws

Caesar at Alexandria
Caesar, in Egypt, besieges Alexandria

Pompeius Joined by Wife
Pompeius, who has fled to Egypt, is joined by his wife Cornelia

Pompeius Murdered
Pompeius, who has fled to Egypt, is treacherously murdered there by Achillas and his head taken to Caesar

Caesar in Rome
Julius Caesar, having entered Rome, forces the Public Treasury

Pompeius Flees Rome
Hearing that Julius Caesar has crossed the Rubicon, Pompeius flees Rome

Marcellus Sent to Pompey
The Senate sends consul Marcellus to invite Pompeius to defend the Roman Republic from the ambitious Caesar, though Pompeius too has ambitions

Bibulus Opposing Caesar
Bibulus, consul with Julius Caesar, tried in vain to oppose his ambitions

Catiline denounced by Cicero
Catiline, plotting to seize power in Rome, is denounced in the Senate by Cicero

Jerusalem Occupied 63Bc
Pompeius, in his war against Mithridates king of Pontus, occupies Jerusalem

Pompey the Great, Consul
Pompeius Magnus is elected Consul to popular acclaim

Roman Capitol on Fire
The Capitol at Rome is destroyed by an unexplained fire

Sulla Wages Civil War
Sulla wages civil war against Marius, captures Rome and threatens to destroy it

Tib. Gracchus Deposing
TIBERIUS GRACCHUS unconstitutionally deposes Octavius from the office of Tribune

Gracchus Closes Temple
TIBERIUS GRACCHUS closes the Temple of Saturn - the Roman Treasury

T. Gracchus, Tribune
TIBERIUS GRACCHUS is appointed Tribune of the People and seeks to initiate reforms to restore the peasant class

Romans in Spain 143Bc
Roman general Metellus, besieging a city in Spain, calls off the siege when the family of an ally are placed in a breach of the walls

Punic War / Carthage Burns
PUNIC WARS Scipio blockades Carthage, and perfidiously obtains its surrender; the city is razed to the ground

Military / Ancient Rome
A CAVALRYMAN blowing his trumpet

Roman Sculptors
Sculptors at work in Ancient Rome

Circus Maximus
Reconstruction of the Circus Maximus

Colusseum / Reconstruction
Reconstruction of the Colosseum

Circus of Ant. Caracalla
Reconstruction of the Circus of Antonius Caracalla

Theatre of Marcellus
Reconstruction of the Theatre of MARCELLUS

Circus Maximus -Restored
Reconstruction of the Circus MAXIMUS

Punic Wars: Zama Battle
SECOND PUNIC WAR Scipio Africanus defeats Hannibal at ZAMA in North Africa

Punic War, Hannibal
PUNIC WARS A Roman reconnaissance patrol watches Hannibals advance through the Alps

Nicolas Poussin
NICOLAS POUSSIN French painter, Master of the Classical school, painted chiefly in Rome, noted for mythological and scriptural subjects

Collegio della Propaganda, Rome, Italy
The Collegio della Propaganda (or Collegio di Propaganda Fide) in Rome, Italy, headquarters of the department of the Roman Catholic Church responsible for foreign missions

Chariot race accident
Chariot racing in the Circus at Rome -- one of the chariots overturns on the bend, causing an obstruction for the chariot behind

Judicial hearing in Ancient Rome
A judicial hearing taking place in Ancient Rome

Rome in its early days, before the Republic
Rome in its early days, during the time of the kings before the Republic was created

Ancient Romans -- Lictor, Emperor and Nobleman
Three Ancient Romans (from left to right) -- a Lictor, an Emperor, and a Nobleman

Bathing and washing in Ancient Rome -- a family using strigiles in a bath house. The strigil was a small, curved, metal tool used in ancient Greece and Rome to scrape dirt

Ancient Roman athletes playing handball

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