Classical References To Capri

“Classical References To Capri” delves into the rich tapestry of Capriâ€(TM)s history as seen through the eyes of classical writers. Thomas Spencer Jerome meticulously compiles and analyzes ancient texts to reveal the significance of this island in Roman times. From mentions in the works of Virgil and Tacitus to accounts of emperors who sought refuge and pleasure on its shores, this book offers a unique perspective on Capri's enduring allure.

Jerome's work is an invaluable resource for historians, classicists, and anyone interested in the legacy of the Roman Empire in shaping the cultural landscape of the Mediterranean. Explore the historical accounts and literary depictions that have immortalized Capri as a place of beauty, intrigue, and historical importance.

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