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

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

Marcus Agrippa, the Naval Strategist Who Forged an Empire

The ultimate stakes of Rome’s last civil...

Pompey the Great: Conqueror of the East, Power Lost in the West

A rising star at twenty-five, Pompey the...

Mark Antony: The General Who Lost Everything for Love

Mark Antony’s rise, alliance with Cleopatra, defeat at Actium, and tragic suicide—how their love altered Rome’s fate and ushered in the imperial age.

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.

The Brutus Protocol: How One Man’s Decision Changed Democracy Forever

The Dagger That Shaped Democracy Blood dripped from...

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.

Stop Believing These 7 Roman History Myths Immediately

Think you know ancient Rome? Think again. Discover the truth behind 7 popular Roman history myths—from thumbs-down gladiator signals and vomitoriums to Nero’s “fiddle” and lead poisoning. Uncover what really happened and why understanding the real Roman world matters more than ever.

Private Armies: A Threat to Republican Stability

The rise of private armies during the...

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.