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Caligula: From Little Soldier to Master of Spectacle

Caligula opened with popular reforms—amnesties, tax relief, transparency—but after a severe illness turned to theatrical provocations, fiscal exactions, and ritual self‑cult, alienating elites and Praetorians and prompting his assassination: coercive strategy over madness.

Public Libraries in Ancient Rome: Access to Knowledge Across Class Divides

Explore how ancient Roman public libraries bridged knowledge gaps despite social class limits in Roman society.

Unveiling the Ancient Silk Roads: How AI is Rewriting Roman Trade History

Discover how cutting-edge artificial intelligence is reconstructing Rome's forgotten Silk Road connections, revealing surprising new insights about global trade networks that challenge conventional historical narratives.