Daily Lifes of Inhabitants of the City of Rome in the First Centuries of the Roman Empire

Svakodnevni život stanovnika grada Rima u prvim stoljećima carstva prilično je dobro dokumentiran u brojnim izvorima latinskih pisaca (Marcijalovi Epigrami, Ovidijevo Ljubavno umijeće, Horacijeve Satire, Petronijev Satirikon itd.). Ti nam izvori, ali i mnoga umjetnička djela te arheološki nalazi, svjedoče o tome na koji način su se Rimljani oblačili, što su najčešće jeli, koje poslove su obavljali, kako su se u slobodno vrijeme zabavljali, opuštali i tome slično. U radu se na temelju literature (J. Carcopino, M. Beard, P. Grimal i dr.) te izvornih tekstova donose i potkrepljuju relevantnim citatima latinskih pisaca zanimljive pojedinosti i običaji iz svakodnevnog života Rimljana.The daily lifes of the inhabitants of the city of Rome in the first centuries of the empire is quite well documented in numerous sources of Latin writers (Martial's Epigrams, Ovid's Love Art, Horace's Satires, Petronius' Satyricon, etc.). These sources, but also many works of art and archeological finds, testify to the way the Romans dressed, what they ate most often, what jobs they did, how they had fun, relaxed and so on in their free time. On the basis of literature (J. Carcopino, M. Beard, P. Grimal, etc.) and original texts, interesting details and customs from the everyday life of the Romans are brought and supported by relevant quotations from Latin writers