Graves were also important, and to be respected, as is evidenced by the many memorials and monuments that line the roads leading into Rome, or that dot the grounds of many ancientnecropoli. Graves were considereddis manibus sacrum, ‘sacred to the divine dead’, and this was inscribed on mo...
The story begins in 44 BC when 18-year-old Octavian is away at camp and he gets the news that his great-uncle Julius Caesar has been assassinated. Cunning and charismatic, he goes on a path of vengeance that doesn’t end until he becomes Rome's first Emperor in 27 BC, ruling Rome ...
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Welcome back to The World of An Altar of Indignities, the blog series in which we’re taking a look at some of the research that went into our dramatic and romantic comedy set in ancient Rome and Athens. If you missed Part VIII on the Panathenaea of ancient Athens, you can read that...
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Map of Ancient Rome A Map of Ancient Rome as it was seen through Medieval eyes. This copy omits the churches which were of interest to the pilgrims who visited Ancient Rome. In common with maps of the period the objective was to show major sites in relation to one another so that ...
This map of ancient Rome was printed in the 18th century by which time a relatively good representation of what the ancient city must have looked like was already available.Alargerversionof this map may be seen, allowing the key to be read and various points on the Rome map to be identifi...
When Rome won, Massinissa was given Numidia as his reward. In 112 BC, the ruler Jugurtha took on Rome and lost. The Romans executed him in 104 BC. The end came in 46 BC. 7. Aksumite Empire (Ethiopia) The Aksumite Empire was a kingdom that resided in what is today Ethiopia. Its ...
Welcome back to The World of An Altar of Indignities, the blog series in which we take a look at some of the research that went into our latest novel set in Ancient Rome and Athens. If you missed Part VII on Herodes Atticus, you can read that by CLICKING HERE. In Part VIII, we’...
Ancient Roman Empire Map Chronology of Ancient Rome The Roman penetration and subsequent conquest of the Iberian Peninsula spans a prolonged period from218 to 19 BC. The most significant dates of this period are: 209 BC: Hannibal’s army’s decline in Italy and the beginning of the great Roma...