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How Thermopylae became a Western legend, from Simonides’ epitaph to Herodotus, Alexander, and Roman tourism
Pausanias finds Thermopylae preserved as a monument and a message, even as Sparta itself has become a Roman tourist stop and a fading memory. This chapter follows how Herodotus tied the 300 to the ...
The newly discovered Iron Age instrument may have been played in the Celtic resistance against the Roman Empire ...
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The guard answered to him, not Caesar - The story of Rome’s shadow emperor
In the early reign of Tiberius, the death of Germanicus left Drusus the Younger as Rome’s fragile heir, but real power increasingly flowed through Lucius Aelius Seianus, the ambitious prefect of the ...
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