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The Forgotten Kings of Rome: Before the Republic

Explore the forgotten Roman kings who shaped early Rome and set the stage for the Republic's rise and legacy.

Fabius Maximus and the Strategic Revolution That Saved Rome

When Hannibal shattered Roman armies, Quintus Fabius's refusal to fight—his patient "Fabian" strategy—preserved the Republic and reshaped warfare.

Sulla’s March on Rome and the Invention of Republican Dictatorship

Sulla’s decision to lead Roman legions against...

Augustus: From Orphaned Heir to Architect of the Roman Empire

A shy teenager unexpectedly named heir to...

Livia, Rome’s First Lady and Architect of Imperial Power

A statesman’s wife who became the quiet...

When Generals Defy Rome: From Vindex to Severus

When generals revolt in Rome, they do...

The Gracchi Brothers: When Rome Discovered Social Revolution

How Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus transformed the late Roman Republic: agrarian reform, grain laws, rise of populares, and the turn to political violence.

Roman Military Salute: The Legacy of a Gesture in Historical Context

Le salut militaire romain, symbolisant respect et loyauté, a renforcé la discipline dans les légions. Héritage durable, il inspire encore aujourd'hui des gestes similaires dans les contextes militaires.

Exploring the Myth of Romulus and Remus: Why Did Romulus Kill Remus?

The myth of Romulus and Remus narrates the founding of Rome, highlighting themes of ambition and sacrifice through the tragic fratricide that followed their city’s establishment.

Roman Literature: Epic Poems and Their Influence Today

Explore Roman epic poetry's origins, themes, and key figures, revealing its enduring influence on duty, fate, and heroism today.

Literature and Art During the Roman Empire

During the Roman Empire, literature and art thrived, influenced by Greek culture, with notable figures like Virgil and Horace, alongside advanced architecture and accessible art forms.

The Influence of Roman Mythology on Modern Culture

The Romans, inheriting much from the Greeks, adapted these myths to reflect their own societal norms and political aspirations.