Hardcover, 752 pages
English language
Published Dec. 25, 1980 by Simon & Schuster.
Volume 3 of the monumental Story of Civilization, CAESAR AND CHRIST depicts the rise of Rome from a crossroads town to empire. The world's first republic, Rome spread its civilization over the Mediterranean and western European world. Its long, slow crumbling and final collapse plunged Europe into darkness and chaos.
The Pax Romana broke some heads. Jews felt the scourge in Judea, where Jesus of Nazareth met a dissident's death. His agony foreshadowed the Empire's over the next few centuries.
"Lively, stimulating and accurate." (Saturday Review of Literature)
Volume 3 of the monumental Story of Civilization, CAESAR AND CHRIST depicts the rise of Rome from a crossroads town to empire. The world's first republic, Rome spread its civilization over the Mediterranean and western European world. Its long, slow crumbling and final collapse plunged Europe into darkness and chaos.
The Pax Romana broke some heads. Jews felt the scourge in Judea, where Jesus of Nazareth met a dissident's death. His agony foreshadowed the Empire's over the next few centuries.
"Lively, stimulating and accurate." (Saturday Review of Literature)
Subjects
- Rome
- History
- History - General History
- Primitive and early church, ca. 30-600
- World - General
- Ancient - Rome
- History / General
- Church history
- Christianity