Arts, Leisure, and Entertainment: Life of the Ancient Romans
by Nardo, Don
Series:Lucent Library of Historical Eras · Ancient Rome
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AR Book Level
9.5
AR Points
6
Word Count
29,813
Interest Level
Upper Grades (UG 9-12)
Genre
Nonfiction
AR Quiz #
73688 EN
About this book
Lavish dinner parties, roaring chariot races, and dramatic arena battles form the core of this exploration of Roman leisure. The book examines the theater, literature, games, and sports that filled Roman days, showing how each activity reflected the values and social hierarchy of the era. It also looks at how Romans balanced civic duties with their passion for entertainment, revealing the impact of leisure on Roman society. Written for upper-grade readers, the accessible narrative blends clear explanations with vivid detail to bring ancient Roman culture to life.
