Childhood, Class and Kin in the Roman World.

From the library of Prof. Wolfgang Haase, long-time editor of ANRW and the International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT). - Lightly rubbed dust jacket, otherwise in very good condition. - Content: The �other� Romans and their family values - Suzanne Dixon; Childhood: Children as cultural symbols: imperial ideology in the second century - Beryl Rawson; Children and dreams - Keith Bradley; Child exposure and abandonment - Mireille Corbier; Children among the dead: the influence of urban life on the commemoration of children on tombstone inscriptions Janette McWilliam; Reconstructing lower-class Roman families - Paul Weaver; Familia Veturia: towards a lower-class economic prosopography - Suzanne Dixon; Emperors and houses in Rome - Andrew Wallace-Hadrill; Women, burial data and issues of inclusion: the problems and potential of Romano-British cemeteries - Fiona Crowe; Kin: The value of epithets in pagan and Christian epitaphs from Rome - Hanne Sigismund Nielsen; A Roman funerary monument with a mother and daughter - Michele George; Adoption and its function in cross-cultural contexts - Hugh Lindsay; Nearest and dearest: liability to inheritance tax in Roman families - Jane Gardner; On becoming a parent in later life: from Augustus to Antonio Agustin via St Augustine - Tim Parkin. ISBN 9780415235785