Excerpt from Roman Life and Manners Under the Early Empire
The text of this edition of my Roman Life and Manners is essentially the same as that of the sixth edition; but, at the request of my publisher, the footnotes and excursus have been omitted, and many passages have been supplemented, shortened, corrected or amplified; the sections on Christianity and the belief in immortality have been in part revised. I have to acknowledge the help afforded me by several scholars whose criticisms have suggested to me many of these alterations, viz. Messrs. A. Conrady, O. Crutz, O. Cuntz, O. Hirschfeld, Chr. Hulsen, Br. Keil, J. Kromayer, Ad. Michaelis, K. J. Neumann, W. Oechsli, E. Schurer, W. Spiegelberg.
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