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Duel to end the war?
2 days agoIn the years 421-422, the Eastern Roman Empire waged another war with the Sassanid State. The troops, led by magister militum per orientem Ardabur, entered Persian…
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Fimbrian legions
2 days agoIn 67 BCE Lucius Licinius Lucullus was recalled to Rome, and Pompey the Great became the commander of the Roman armies fighting in the east. Lucullus was disliked…
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Modern technologies have made it possible to discover Carnutum
2 days agoIn 2011, on the outskirts of the Austrian capital, Vienna (Roman city Carnuntum), the remains of a Roman school of gladiators were found. Recently, scientists undertook…
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Lucullus' feasts
2 days agoThe famous phrase “Lucullus’ feasts” comes from the name of a Roman leader and politician from the 1st century BCE Lucinius Lucullus (117-56 BCE), who had a reputation…
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Farthest part of Roman Empire
3 days agoAfter hearing the slogan “the farthest part of the Roman Empire”, most of us will probably think of wild Britain or Mesopotamia, conquered for a moment by Trajan….
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About Caligula, who had madness written on his face
3 days agoCaligula is a particularly important ruler for the study of the descriptions of the appearance of emperors in the works of Suetonius because his body was supposed…
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Phalanx in Caracalla's army?
3 days agoIn the history of the Roman army, the phalanx was nothing new. This system was adopted by the Etruscans in the early period of Rome’s existence. During the second…
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Amazing amphitheater of Scribonius Curio
4 days agoPliny the Elder mentions a certain amazing amphitheatre of Scribonius Curio, erected in 52 BCE. He caused to be erected, close together, two theatres of very large…
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Dec 22
Two Roman slabs with inscriptions will be on display at University of Leeds in England
Two Roman inscription slabs will be on display at the University of Leeds in England, one of which is one of the longest ever discovered in Britain.
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Dec 22
Ancient artifacts have been stolen from museum in Preston
Antique finds, including 28 silver Roman coins, were stolen from a museum in Preston, England. As it turns out, the people who found the treasure were forced to store the object in the museum.
