Agricola

Explore the heart of ancient Rome and the Greco-Roman world through the lens of its most vital activity: agriculture. William Emerton Heitland's "Agricola: A study of agriculture and rustic life in the Greco-Roman world from the point of view of labour" offers a fascinating glimpse into the rural conditions of Italy, examining the lives and work of those who toiled the land. < p/> This meticulously researched study delves into the agricultural practices, social structures, and daily existence that shaped the ancient world. From the fields to the farmsteads, "Agricola" illuminates the essential role of labor in sustaining the Roman Empire. Discover the timeless rhythms of rustic life and gain a deeper understanding of the connection between the land and the people who cultivated it. A valuable resource for anyone interested in ancient history, agriculture, and the enduring legacy of the Greco-Roman world.

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