• What do you want to know about Roman Names?
• Read about a typical senatorial career at the end of the Republic (McManus); Christopher Mackay explains changes during the empire to the role of senators
• Barbara McManus' essay on the Roman army with many images
• Museum of Roman Military Equipment (RomanLegions.info)
• More than you ever wanted to know! Gary Brueggeman's website on the Roman Army

Images

• Head of a bearded man (Getty)
• Portrait bust of a bearded man (Met)

Daily Life

• See how Roman clothing revealed the status and power of the wearer; more articles on Roman clothing (Smith's Dictionary)
• Explore the different rooms and decorations in a typical Roman house (McManus)
• A Taste of the Ancient World, an exhibit about Greco-Roman eating and drinking, farming and starving, presented by undergraduates in Classical Civilization 452: Food in the Ancient World (University of Michigan, Kelsey Museum)
  
• Real Roman recipes (Nova: Secrets of Lost Empires); more recipes (Micaela Pantke)
• Pedar Foss offers a description of the roles that men and women of all ages and classes play at Roman meals.
• Roman Life Expectancy lists statistics of infant mortality rates in ancient Rome.

Leisure and Entertainment

• Barbara McManus' illustrated essays from her website, Rome: Republic to Empire
  Introduction to Leisure and Entertainment: Dining Out and the Theater
  Roman Baths and Bathing
  Chariot Racing
  Gladiatorial Games

Men and Roman Law

• Guardianship: Introduces the idea of patria potestas and the control the father had as the head of the family.
• Consent as the basis of marriage: marriage exists because of the consent of the bride, groom, and their fathers.
• Augustus' marriage laws: Augustus wanted men to marry and offered rewards for those who did