The Attic Nights

The Attic Nights by Aulus Gellius is a collection of diverse topics ranging from ancient Roman culture language and history. The book explores figures like Julius Caesar Cato and Cicero delving into Roman customs traditions philosophical debates and linguistic nuances. It offers insights into the intricacies of Roman life including the significance of names the role of the Roman Senate and superstitions prevalent in society. With a wide array of subjects the text provides a comprehensive view of the rich tapestry of the ancient Roman world.