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Tiberius Sempronius Gracchus
22 hours agoTiberius Sempronius Gracchus in the figure. Tiberius came from an excellent family, his father was Tiberius Sempronius Gracchus – a great commander, winner of the…
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Musculus - Roman war machine
22 hours agoThe Latin word musculus means “little mouse” as well as “muscle”. The ambiguity comes from the fact that some of the moving muscles under the skin look like little…
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Tunnel of Titus in Turkey
22 hours agoThe Tunnel of Titus in Turkey is 1.4 km long and was built in the 1st century CE. It is proof of the enormous engineering skills of the ancient Romans. The construction…
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Ludi Taurii
2 days agoLudi Taurii (also referred to as Ludi Taurei quinquennales, Ludi Taurei or Taurilia) can be translated as “games of the bulls” (taurus is otherwise “bull”). There…
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Rubicon
2 days agoRubicon (Rubicō) is a small river in northern Italy; it flows from the Northern Apennines into the Adriatic Sea, into which it flows south of Gatteo; in the time…
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Damnatio memoriae
2 days agoDamnatio memoriae (“condemnation of memory”) was a punishment in ancient Rome for crimes against the dignity of the Roman people (crimen maiestatis). It consisted…
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Constans
2 days agoConstans Name Flavius Iulius Constans Ruled as Imperator Caesar Flavius Iulius Constans Augustus Reign 9 September 337 – 18 January 350 CE Born 320 CE Died 18 January…
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Conquest of Asturias and Cantabras
2 days agoIberian infantry As early as 27 BCE Octavian Augustus relinquished some power to the Senate. The long conquered and Romanized provinces were placed under patres,…
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Feb 21
Famous Roman mosaic will remain in England
The famous Roman mosaic showing a leopard attacking an antelope was purchased for £150,000. The facility was discovered in 1974 in Dorset, southern England, and dates back to the 4th century CE.
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Feb 21
New proposals in Roman Store
There are three new items with Roman prints to choose from at Roman Store.
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Feb 21
Roman fort Epiacum received funding
In northern England, in the county of Cumbria, there are remains of the Roman fort Epiacum, which was built at the beginning of the 2nd century CE. The site received support of £10,000 from a private investor.
