Ancient Legends of Roman History Ettore Pais 1905 Empire

Description: Ancient Legends of Roman HistoryPais, EttorePublished by Dodd Mead, New York, 1905 Pais, Ettore Ancient Legends of Roman HistoryFront CoverEttore PaisDodd, Mead, 1905 - Rome - 336 pages Ettore Pais (27 July 1856, Borgo San Dalmazzo, Piedmont, Italy – 1939, Rome) was an ancient historian, Latin epigrapher, and an Italian politician.[1] Pais was the son of Michele Pais Leoni, a nobleman from Sassari, Sardinia and Carlotta Tranchero, from Piemonte. He studied at Lucca and Florence from 1874, receiving his degree from Florence in 1878. Among his teachers were Atto Vannucci[2] and the philologist Domenico Comparetti. After spending some years in Sardinia, he published La Sardegna prima del dominio romano in 1881.[3] That same year he studied at Berlin with Theodor Mommsen and the two collaborated on the fifth volume the Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum that was published in 1884. He began his teaching career in Palermo in 1886 and moved to Pisa in 1888 where he would become professor of ancient history. Pais stayed there until 1899, when he began teaching at Naples, and later the University of Wisconsin–Madison from 1905.[4] From 1910 to 1914 he was director of the Naples National Archaeological Museum and the excavations at Pompeii. Pais studied as a visiting scholar at leading universities around the world and received many honorary degrees, including those granted to him by the following: professor of history and Roman law from the University of Wisconsin–Madison, honorary degrees at Oxford, Chicago and Paris. He taught courses in Paris at the Sorbonne, in Bucharest, Prague, Madrid, Barcelona, Boston, Cambridge, New York, and Chicago. In 1911 he published La civiltà dei nuraghi e lo sviluppo sociologico della Sardegna and in 1923 Storia della Sardegna e della Corsica durante il dominio romano. From 1923 until 1931 he was professor at the University of Rome and, from 1922 until his death, served in the Italian senate. Common terms and phrasesAcca Larentia according affirmed annals archaic Ardea Aricia authors Capitoline Capitolium Capua Cato century B.C. character Cincius Comitium connected considered consuls cult deeds Diana DION Dionysius divinities earliest Roman elements Etruscan Fabii Fabius Pictor fact Fasti Faunus Faustulus feast FESTUS ficus Ruminalis fifth century Forum fourth century Gauls goddess Greek Hercules hill Horatius inscription Jupiter kings Lares later Latin Latium legend LIVY Lupercal Lupercalia Minucius Mommsen monuments myth origin OVID Palatine period plebeian PLINY PLUT Plutarch pomerium Porta proves referred regard represented Republic Röm Roma Roma Quadrata Roman annalists Roman history Rome Sabines sacred Saxum Tarpeium scholars Septimontium sepulchre Servilius Servius Tullius Spurius Mælius statue stele Storia di Roma story Tarpeia Tarpeian Rock Tarquinius Tarquins Tatius tegula temple Tiber tion Titus Tatius tomb of Romulus topographical tradition Valerius VARRO Velabrum Velia vestal Vicus Vulcan worship καὶ

Price: 49.99 USD

Location: Utica, New York

End Time: 2024-08-29T20:27:26.000Z

Shipping Cost: 6.5 USD