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- catalog description "pt. I. The physical and moral background of Roman life. The extent and population of the city : The splendour of the Urbs ; The precincts of Rome and the city's true extent ; The growth of the city's population -- Houses and streets : Modern aspects of the Roman house ; Archaic aspects of the Roman house ; Streets and traffic -- Society and social classes : Romans and foreigners ; Slavery and manumission ; The confusion of social values ; Living standards and the plutocracy -- Marriage, woman, and the family : The weakening of paternal authority ; Betrothal and marriage ; The Roman matron ; Feminism and demoralisation ; Divorce and the instability of the family -- Education and religion : Symptoms of decomposition ; Primary education ; The routine teaching of the grammarian ; Impractical rhetoric ; The decay of traditional religion ; The progress of Oriental mysticism ; The advent of Christianity.".
- catalog tableOfContents "pt. I. The physical and moral background of Roman life. The extent and population of the city : The splendour of the Urbs ; The precincts of Rome and the city's true extent ; The growth of the city's population -- Houses and streets : Modern aspects of the Roman house ; Archaic aspects of the Roman house ; Streets and traffic -- Society and social classes : Romans and foreigners ; Slavery and manumission ; The confusion of social values ; Living standards and the plutocracy -- Marriage, woman, and the family : The weakening of paternal authority ; Betrothal and marriage ; The Roman matron ; Feminism and demoralisation ; Divorce and the instability of the family -- Education and religion : Symptoms of decomposition ; Primary education ; The routine teaching of the grammarian ; Impractical rhetoric ; The decay of traditional religion ; The progress of Oriental mysticism ; The advent of Christianity.".