Guglielmo Ferrero Boeken

Exploring the lives of influential women in ancient Rome, this work delves into the personal stories and societal roles of figures connected to the Caesars. Guglielmo Ferrero examines their impact on politics, culture, and the dynamics of power during a transformative era. Through detailed narratives, the author highlights the complexities and struggles these women faced, revealing how their legacies shaped history. This reproduction of the original text offers a captivating look at the intersection of gender and authority in a patriarchal society.

Focusing on the interplay between the Occident and the Orient, the author explores the duality of greatness and weakness within the Roman Empire. Through a series of lectures, he examines how Rome uniquely achieved a harmonious coexistence among the diverse cultures of the Mediterranean Basin, fostering peace and shared life. This exploration highlights the historical significance of Rome's ability to address and resolve conflicts that continue to challenge European civilizations today.

This concise history of Rome covers the city's founding in the 8th century BCE to the early modern period. The authors include analyses of notable leaders, significant events, and cultural developments, offering readers a complete overview of the Eternal City.

Ferrero's seminal work on militarism and its impact on society is as timely today as it was when it was first published in 1908. With insightful analysis and a call to action, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in peace advocacy.