The Roman Helmet: A Symbol of Identity, Rank, and Military Achievements
The Roman helmet, known as the Galea, was a vital piece of protective gear for the military of Rome. Not only did it provide an excellent defense on the battlefield, but it also served as a symbol of...
View ArticleRomulus and Remus: The Mythical Founders of Rome
Romulus and Remus were twin brothers born to Rhea Silvia, a Vestal Virgin, and the god Mars. Their extraordinary birth and subsequent journey would shape the destiny of Rome and lay the groundwork for...
View ArticleJulius Caesar and Cleopatra: The Ancient World’s Power Couple
Julius Caesar and Cleopatra played significant roles in ancient history, and their relationship, while short-lived, had a significant impact on both their lives and the course of history. While they...
View ArticleThe Most Important Roman Inventions: Aqueducts, Roman Numerals, Sewage...
From aqueducts, Roman numerals, sewage systems, architectural arches, underground heating, and books to a postal service, and much more, ancient Roman inventions changed the world and many are still in...
View ArticleAntonine Wall: Who Built It and Why?
Nestled between the rolling hills and vibrant green landscapes of modern-day Scotland lies the whisper of an ancient boundary, the Antonine Wall. This relic of Roman ambition once stretched boldly...
View ArticleRoman Mythology: The Legends, Deities, Heroes, Culture, and Religion of...
Roman mythology is part of Classical mythology alongside Greek mythos. It was the backbone of the ancient Roman polytheistic religion. Being composed of rich legends, Roman mythology tackles anything...
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