Roman Sex provides a fresh and provocative account of ancient Roman sexual practices. It explains, for the first time, a wealth of newly discovered sexual art, as well as the many paintings, sculptur
Clarke (history of art, U. of Texas at Austin) illustrates his discussion of the lives of Roman soldiers, senators, commoners, freedpersons, merchants, and slaves between 100 B.C. and 200 A.D. with 14
