Enemies of Rome

Discover the captivating world of Ancient Rome with Enemies of Rome by I. M. Ferris, published by The History Press Ltd in 2003. This insightful paperback, spanning 280 pages, delves into how Roman artists depicted the empire's barbarian foes through various mediums such as sculpture, reliefs, metalwork, and jewelry. Ferris expertly illustrates how these artistic representations not only shed light on the barbarians themselves but also reflect the intricate relationship between Roman art and the Roman self-identity. By studying these images, readers can gain a deeper understanding of Roman civilization, its social customs, and the historical context of its military aspects. Perfect for history enthusiasts and art lovers alike, Enemies of Rome invites you to explore the fascinating interplay between art and society in ancient times.