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Ritual Magic and Occult Practices Amongst the Roman Elite Uncovered

Explore ritual magic and occult practices among the Roman elite, revealing secret rites, divination, and ancient mystical traditions.

Animal Welfare in Ancient Rome: From Pets to Sacred Animals

Explore animal welfare in Ancient Rome, from beloved pets to sacred symbols and their roles in society and entertainment.

Stoic Practices for Modern Mindfulness: Insights from Ancient Rome

Explore how Stoic practices enhance modern mindfulness, emotional resilience, and personal growth through ancient wisdom.

The Dichotomy of Control: How Epictetus’ Teachings Influenced Roman Resilience

Born around AD 55 in Hierapolis, Phrygia, Epictetus rose from slavery to become a prominent Stoic philosopher. His teachings, marked by a religious tone, resonated strongly with early Christian thinkers. Despite facing expulsion from Rome by Emperor Domitian, Epictetus' influence endured through his pupil Arrian’s works, the Discourses and Encheiridion.