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The Romans viewed youth, the intermediary period between childhood and adulthood, as a time of crucial importance. In Restless Youth in Ancient Rome, Emiel Eyben surveys the ancients' perceptions of youth and its role in philosophy, literature, education, law, the military, politics, leisure... read more
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- Augustine
- Horace
- Virgil
- Caesar
- Seneca
- Cynthia
- Marcus Aurelius
- Quintilian
- Terence
- Pliny
- Caelius
- Clodius
- Propertius
- Persius
- Libanius
- Gregory
- Pompey
- Mark Antony
- Lucan
- Daphnis
- Julian
- Epictetus
- Jerome
- Lucian
- Hortensius
- Ambrose
- Chloe
- Octavian
- Crassus
- Quintus
- Scipio
- Aristotle
- Lucius
- Varro
- Monica
- Catullus
- Iamblichus
- Apuleius
- Catiline
- Lesbia
- John Chrysostom
- Attalus
- Galen
- Nero
- Licentius
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Scholars such as J. H. Van den Berg and Ph. Aries - not professional historians by origin - introduced a dramatic innovation in historical approaches.
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- Emiel Eyben (Author)
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- Dewey: 305.230937
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