Ray Laurence
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Ray Laurence considers how children were seen in ancient Rome and looks at some of the harsher aspects of childhood – sickness, violence and endless work. Published September 15 2005
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Mary Harlow and Ray Laurence look at what it meant to become a senior citizen in ancient Rome, and how this early model has a bearing on our attitudes towards ageing today.
Published March 19 2003
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Ray Laurence on how the myth of the classical urbs bewitched 20th-century town planners.
Published November 1 1993
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