Romans

Romans are the people of ancient Rome. What, exactly, makes someone a “Roman” is a point of discussion, of course.

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Nisus and Euryalus
Nisus and Euryalus
Poetry as philosophy

Harrison Voss

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Assassin’s Creed: Origins
Assassin’s Creed: Origins
Exploring Ptolemaic Egypt

Josho Brouwers

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Soldiers and Silver
Soldiers and Silver
A review of a book by Michael J. Taylor

Aaron L. Beek

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The forgotten fascist legacy
The forgotten fascist legacy
Benito Mussolini’s role in preserving ancient Roman monuments

Alannah Campbell

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Shut up, woman!
Shut up, woman!
The Apocryphal Acts of Paul and Thecla and their impact

Despina Iosif

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Curating in colour
Curating in colour
Seeing Blackness in post-18th century Greco-Roman collecting culture

Rheba Macha

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The state of the state
The state of the state
Why it matters for the ancient world

Joshua R. Hall

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Mithra-ndir
Mithra-ndir
Gandalf and the Roman cult of Mithras

Alicia Matz

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An ancient, sacred place
An ancient, sacred place
The Melidoni Cave near Rethymno, Crete

Josho Brouwers

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Carved into rock
Carved into rock
The so-called “caves” (tombs) at Matala

Josho Brouwers

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A rogue general and the sack of Rome
A rogue general and the sack of Rome

Brandon Thomas

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Production activities at archaeological sites
Production activities at archaeological sites
Proceedings of a workshop

Arianna Sacco

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