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As i hear about these I can't say something about love relationship, and about roman empire and Egyptian empire, both are very strong and can describe to both of them in different fields, like roman empire is very strong in area, people and Egyptian empire is very strong in art, design and more different things.
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I saw your tree but not getting it.
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Yep, but it's enough. I have visited lot of historical place, what's your main focus to post this thread..??
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It looks like it might have been out for an exhibition in Orleans, but it seems back. It is known under the title "portrait of a priest of Sarapis" ("pr
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Well just stay and more visit there beautiful places see this pic. is one of the my favorite places in Rome..
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So I'm in Rome for the next 8 weeks studying Italian and I am most interested in knowing all the "unknown" things to do in the city. The big tourist attractions (Forum et.al, Baths, Ara Pacis etc.) I'm all over like a wet noddle on a dry wall but I know there is so much to do that isn't always well known. For example, training to be a gladiator in the gladiator school! The Cappuccini Monk crypt tends to never get noticed but I went and saw it today on a good tip. Even day/weekend trips outside Rome for the absolute must-sees are welcomed too (already got Pompeii planned!) and if anyone knows the best/their favourite place to try some of those famous Jewish artichokes...
Insider knowledge is the best, thanks!
If still you are in Rome must visit this place. I am sharing one beautiful pic. of Santa Maria in Trastevere church. must visit there.
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Very interesting. I like your second link where you describe body armors.
Nice.
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How can say. It's right information..Because it's just self hosted blog on wordpress..??
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Roman empires ancient history are related to our medieval time. See this about medieval swords..
http://www.tudordressing.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=178_10
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Great dele. I also avid lover of history about roman empire. I must read your book..
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Correct me if i'm wrong
Seneca -
Did not like gladiator fights
Cicero -
Thinks they're "great"
Is there anything behind them, origin, things they did, ect.
that relates to them liking/not liking gladiator fights?
i need this for my analysis in a history assignment about gladiators.
thank you
-Daniel
It's simply because of their different characters, Cicero acted as he was a epicurean, and Seneca at least did his best to be stoic.
Thanks for give us nice information..
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Wow...It's really awesome news about roman empire.
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If we see natural sculptures, natural means "roman empires times sculptures". You can found in Britain. That's very oldest in roman.
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Your link is not working..??
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Roman empire very big and powerful. according to roman culture we distribute his artifacts in different-2 categories like - rchitecture, painting, sculpture and mosaic work.
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Looks like a Roman subduing Chaos.
Yup, you are right. but they were very clean rather than this..
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They were Roman goddess in the 2nd century BC.
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They were guardian deities in ancient Roman religion. If we say in one word they are "guardians of the hearth, fields, boundaries or fruitfulness".
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Roman empire was very big and many religions in roman. First we have to know about roman religions. Buy d way you have start a nice topic about religion..!!
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Correct me if i'm wrong
Seneca -
Did not like gladiator fights
Cicero -
Thinks they're "great"
Is there anything behind them, origin, things they did, ect.
that relates to them liking/not liking gladiator fights?
i need this for my analysis in a history assignment about gladiators.
thank you
-Daniel
I also want to know more about these...!!
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I'm looking for a complete index to all Ancient writings relevant to Roman history; does such a thing exist either in book form or online? I would expect it to compehensively list all the works of Tacitus, Pliny, Strabo, etc. Even better would be if the index specified what aspect/periods are covered by each publication.
My favorite index is HERE
your favorite index is really nice.
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Hi everyone,
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I love the Roman culture for it's sophisicated deligence an brilliance of recording million's of memorabilia, I have found some intresting artifact's on leo an tigris and I wanted to know exactly who was usually the victor in the arena when these 2 mighty beast enter'd combat, I wanted to ask people that were directly in Rome that could have more that I can see my self. I am very familiar that it is a toss up being they are anatomically the same cat but I'm sure there must have been more memorabilia by the hundred's documented of the past. I am familiar with Martial peter's to have said that he saw a tigris kill a lion but had the word's unexpexted as in unknown at any time an era for that to have been witnnesed, plus a art artifact that was done by Mosiac, was the only 2 thing's I found for the tiger's side. Which I really do not care for an opinion on the matter, beingi this day an age it is more sought out to preserve an protect these majestic animal's from extintion, so just the histiorical artifact's please.
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I found alot more for the lion's side though, such as these...
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wow... your link is remind me our ancient history. interesting search..
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I think Egypt is interesting and something different to other.
Tiberian forts on the Danube
in Imperium Romanorum
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Nice map view, But one more place is missing from here, i forget that name but definitely post here after know about.