Cleopatra, Myth and Reality : A 9 page research paper which
explores the myths surrounding the famous queen. The writer’s
demonstrates how Cleopatra was first, the victim of Roman
propaganda; and then, the victim of 2,000 years of
male-oriented prejudice. The paper includes a brief description
of Cleopatra’s life as seen through a feminist perspective and
also includes references as to her treatment in literature and the
media. Bibliography lists 6 sources. Cleomyth.wps

The Roman Empire / Its Rise & Fall : A 6 page paper
analyzing the reasons for the creation of the Roman Empire as
well as how these same factors led to its eventual collapse. The
paper points out that there was simply no way that an Empire
so huge and so culturally diverse could be managed at all, let
alone imbued with a common sense of purpose. Bibliography
lists 6 sources. Romanemp.wps

Looking At The Past For Answers To The Future / The
Culture Of Ancient Rome : This 10 page paper examines
social problems of today in comparison with those of Ancient
Rome's. An historical overview is first provided that
concentrates on the rule of Julius Caesar. Facts about Ancient
Rome are gleaned from a variety of sources, inclusive of the art
work the ancient world is famous for. An intense examination
of this early culture concludes that they study of the ancient
world is relevant to us today. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
Ancrome.wps

Politechnical Contributions of Ancient Rome & Its
Benevolent Despots : A 5 page essay that reviews the
contributions made by the Roman Empire, despite the
flawed personalities of its emperors. In an analogy to
1998 politics, the paper argues that the Roman emperors
helped recreate the world by building information highways,
instigating systems of international diplomacy, and increasing
trade, despite the despotism evident in its “benevolent”
leadership. Three emperors are reviewed for their character,
Caesar, Caligula and Domitian. Shakespeare’s Claudius is
also mentioned. Bibliography lists 8 sources. Despots.wps

Roman Architecture : An 11 page paper on Roman
architecture focusing on such subtopics as the dome
construction of temples & civic monuments, city planning,
theaters, the Domus, triumphal arches, Roman tombs, and
more. In addition to discussion culture, purpose, and general
aesthetics, the writer also makes mention of the tools and
methods used to construct these great architectural works.
Bibliography lists 7 sources. Romanarc.wps

Roman Architecture # 2 : This subject is evaluated in terms
of its influence on western architecture in this 5 page paper.
Also discussed are social factors present when the structures
were built as compared with mores and systems present today.
Also included is discussion on building materials and style
which is compared and contrasted with western art.
Government buildings, stadiums, bath houses, importance of
the bedroom and magnificence of the gardens are each
highlighted. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Romanar.wps

Augustus Caesar / An Overview of His Life : A 6 page
overview of the life and accomplishments of Augustus Caesar.
Includes his adoption by Julius Caesar, his military and societal
pursuits, and the questions surrounding his death and his
passage of his throne to his stepson, Tiberius. Bibliography
lists 6 sources. Acaes.wps

Caesar Augustus : A 5 page paper discussing the life and
accomplishments of Caesar Augustus, the great-nephew and
successor of Julius Caesar. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Caugu.wps

Caius Julius Caesar Germanicus : A 7 page paper discussing
Lord Acton’s famous quote, “Power corrupts & absolute
power corrupts absolutely,” in relation to Caius Julius Caesar
Germanicus. The writer analyzes his reign and puts forth the
theory that he exemplified Acton’s quote, as well as Rome's
failure to prevent this. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Caligula.doc
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