How important was the stable family to Roman society?
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The concept of the 'stable family' is one with which most people are familiar with. Throughout time it would appear the family unit has always been viewed with significance and has been the vehicle through which support and stability are provided in an individuals life.
Whilst evidence to support the importance of the stable family unit is vast, it would appear that interpretations and loyalties have varied during different periods. I will be looking at …
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…Roman Times, New York: Franklin Watts Publishing. Dixon, S 1992. The Roman Family. The John Hopkins University Press Ltd, London. Dupont, F 1994. Daily Life in Ancient Rome. Blackwell. Gardner, J and Wiedemann 1991. The Roman Household. Routledge, New York. Howarth, S 1984. Life in Ancient Rome. New York: Scholastic Press. James, S 1990. Ancient Rome. New York: Eyewitness Books Publishing. Jones, P and Sidwell, K 1997. The World of Rome. Cambridge University Press. Taylor, D 1997. Roman Society. Bristol Classical Press.
