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Marius, Cato, and Roman Class Conflict

In the second century BC, the Roman aristocracy promoted a value system that emphasised the customs, traditions and reverence of ancestors…

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An altar of peace upon a field of war

Eighteen years after the battle of Actium decisively brought the civil wars to a foregone conclusion, the Roman Senate consecrated an altar…

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10 Idioms from the Ancient World

Idioms are a collection of words whom’s meaning is not easily discernible from them individually. Only through usage and context are they…

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10 Famous Suicides from the Ancient World

In the classical period (800 BC – AD 500), suicide held a different connotation than it does today. It was only at the Council of Arles in…

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A Roman Burial Society to Diana & Antinous

A lecturer of Ancient History at Macquarie University once mentioned that the Romans could teach us a thing or two about bureaucracy. I’ve…

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Punishments in the Roman Army

In the first episode of HBO’s acclaimed series Rome, we were lucky enough to see a form of punishment used within the Roman Army. Lucius…

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