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Nigel Rodgers

    This author delves deeply into history, philosophy, and art. His extensive knowledge of these fields is evident in his works. He offers readers a unique perspective on the interconnectedness of these disciplines. His writing is both enriching and thought-provoking.

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    The New Traveler's Atlas
    The Complete Illustrated History of Ancient Rome
    Ancient Rome
    Life in ancient Rome. People and Places
    Ancient Rome
    • The magnificent world of ancient Rome is revealed through the lives and works of its many citizens, freedmen and slaves as well as through its art, architecture and daily social routines.

      Life in ancient Rome. People and Places
    • Ancient Rome

      A Complete History of the Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire, Chronicling the Story of the Most Important and Influential Civilization the World Has Ever Known

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      An authoritative and accessible account of Roman imperial, military and political power, and of classical Rome's far-reaching influence in art, architecture and culture; illustrated with 1000 photographs, paintings, maps and battleplans.

      Ancient Rome
    • For six centuries Rome ruled almost the whole known world. These two books chronicle the fascinating story of one of the greatest historical periods: The Rise and Fall of Ancient Rome examines the warfare, government, conquests and leadership of ancient Rome, and Life in Ancient Rome explores how people lived during this period. Beautifully illustrated with over 920 photographs, illustrations, maps, and battleplans.

      The Complete Illustrated History of Ancient Rome
    • The New Traveler's Atlas

      A Global Guide to the Places You Must See in a Lifetime

      • 224 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      Presents a guide to forty-seven unique destinations on seven continents, including such natural and man-made sites as Branff National Park, Istanbul, Patagonia, Argentina, Varanasi, India, Kyoto, Japan, the Great Wall of China, and Iceland.

      The New Traveler's Atlas
    • Hinter dem Titel findet man eine recht ausführliche Zusammenstellung zu Perspektive, anamorphen Bildern, Scheinbewegungen, Stereskopie und natürlich auch den "unmöglichen" Bildern, wie sie hauptsächlich durch Escher bekannt wurden. Im Vordergrund stehen die zahlreichen Bildbeispiele; die Erklärungen sind eher beschreibend als analysierend. Als Beilage finden sich eine Spiegelfolie zur Betrachtung von anamorphen Bildern und eine bedruckte Folie zur Demonstration von Bewegungsillusionen.

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    • Bewaffnung und Ausrüstung eines Legionärs Vom Feldzug gegen Hannibal und der Eroberung Germaniens Durchgehend farbig illustriert Mit zahlreichen Karten

      Die römische Armee