Books like Goddesses, whores, wives, and slaves

Goddesses, whores, wives, and slaves by Sarah B. Pomeroy reads as analytical, scholarly. These 12 books share its genome — matched by how they actually read, not just their shelf label.

Well-behaved women seldom make history

Laurel Thatcher Ulrich · 2007

Both explore women's history & gender roles

74% genome match

The Ancient World

D. Brendan Nagle · 1979

Both explore classical studies

63% genome match

The Greek way

Edith Hamilton · 1930

Both explore ancient greece

61% genome match

The storm before the storm

Duncan, Michael (Podcaster) · 2017

Same historical feel

60% genome match

Sex or symbol

Catherine Johns · 1982

Both explore gender roles

65% genome match

Augustus Caesar's world

Genevieve Foster · 1947

Same nonfiction feel

57% genome match

Problems in ancient history

Donald Kagan · 1966

Same nonfiction feel

58% genome match

The greatest empire

Emily R. Wilson · 2014

Same nonfiction feel

58% genome match

Augustus

Anthony Everitt · 2006

Same nonfiction feel

56% genome match

Revolutionary Mothers

Carol Berkin · 2005

Both explore women's history & gender roles

71% genome match

Egypt, Greece, and Rome

Charles Freeman · 1996

Same nonfiction feel

56% genome match

SPQR

Mary Beard · 2015

Same nonfiction feel

83% genome match