Youth in the Roman Empire

Explore the fascinating lives of young people in ancient Rome with "Youth in the Roman Empire" by Christian Laes. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2017, this insightful book spans 280 pages, delving into the intricacies of adolescence during one of history's most remarkable empires.

Laes engages with historians and readers alike, sparking discussions on whether the experiences of youth in the Roman Empire resonate with today’s understanding of adolescence and family dynamics. This comprehensive study not only highlights the daily existence of Roman boys and girls but also investigates the intriguing possibility of a distinct youth culture.

This is an essential read for historians of antiquity and anyone curious about the social structures of the past. Discover how the echoes of Roman youth culture might still influence contemporary society.