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  • One of the greatest leaps of faith in history

    Another year, and gladly, I join the initiative of Senovilla and Ángel… Today we will talk about faith . Today I will talk about one of the greatest acts of faith, understood as trust and hope , of history. Dionysius I The prisoner soldier mentioned the deal to a friend of his and he accepted it

  • Crassus, the Roman in love with a brunette… from the sea.

    Those who have tried eels, my pocket only allows me those from Aguinaga, say that it is an exquisite delicacy... that the Romans already tasted and tasted, although they were more of the fathers of eels, eels, and moray eels. If we put aside the bad smell, little would have to envy a Roman dish such

  • Archenemies of Rome. Tigranes the Great

    Our archenemy today is a secondary of the History of the Roman East. Other more important or influential characters in his environment diminished his prominence. Tigranes II (Tigran Mets in Eastern Armenian, Dikram Metz listen)) was king of Armenia from 95 to 55 BC. There is no consensus on whether

  • Customs of Rome. A little dog in the air… the brothel

    How could it be otherwise, “The oldest trade in the world ”, as we have read in many texts, was also exercised in the cities and colonies of Rome. Much of our terminology when defining this ancient dedication comes from these times. Today we will talk about brothels, which is what brothels or brothe

  • A day of whores… in ancient Rome.

    Now you will never be able to say that you have not been to a brothel... in Arvinas house . On the other hand, it did mark me the first time I lay alone with a woman. It was shortly after the first and disastrous stake. What anguish I went through. One lazy summer afternoon, my friend Labienus, Emi

  • How much Coca-Cola and Durex owe Heron of Alexandria!

    It is difficult, at first glance, to relate Coca-Cola and Durex, as representative figures of beverages and condoms marketed throughout the world, with a Hellenistic mathematician who lived during the 1st century... but not impossible. In addition to the success of the product itself and the massiv

  • Vercingetorix, the rebellious Gaul

    Today we will talk about one of the most reviled villains of his time, perhaps because the little we really know about him comes from his most bitter adversary, Gaius Julius Caesar , whose Comments on the Gallic Wars they served as a basis for later classical historians such as Livy, Plutarch or D

  • Methuselah exists and is almost 5,000 years old

    We are all familiar with the expression «you are older than Methuselah » to express that a person is very old or, rather, has many years. The comparison with Methuselah is due to the fact that he is the oldest person mentioned in the Old Testament (he died at the age of 969 years) and for you to hav

  • Vespasian, the patron saint of the corrupt.

    If at the time we already talked about the patron saint of experts, eunuchs and whores, today we have to deal with Vespasian , the pattern of this hobby, almost turned into a job, so fashionable today. Vespasian he was emperor of the Roman Empire from 69 to 79 and founder of the Flavian Dynasty.

  • Classes of whores in ancient Rome.

    In the month of April we told you about a day of whores in ancient Rome, today we are going to see the kinds of whores that we could find. Delicatae :they were the luxury whores to which only the most powerful had access. The ones that are now chosen with a catalog and a little apartment is put o

  • An F1 race from ancient Rome

    The chariot races of ancient Rome would be equivalent to todays Formula 1. As we anticipated in the previous post, in which you can consult certain technical aspects (, we have the story of one of them extracted from VALENTIA, Las Memorias de Cayo Antonio Naso : A sonorous fanfare to the sound of

  • Alexander the Great, the first diver in history

    I guess the history of diving is as old as humanity itself. Diving into the waters to get food has nothing special or particular, but I am referring to the use of some kind of gadget to be able to dive longer than the time allowed by freediving. The great Aristotle (384 BC – 322 BC), the philosoph

  • Odoacer, the king who lived in two Ages

    Fourteenth installment of “Archienemies de Roma “. Collaboration of Gabriel Castelló. Today we will talk about the barbarian leader to whom the doctors of History have granted the honorable honor of liquidating the decrepit Western Empire and, with it, ushering in the Middle Ages. Perhaps, if he h

  • LoH:Holy Saint Dahlia

    Saint Dahlia Continuing with our endless journey through the biographies of the great characters of history, we stop, so as not to step on him, in front of Dalia , Christian nobleman who lived at the end of the century, beginning of the next. Gregory Gustaf Dalianevof, son of his father and his mo

  • Customs of Rome. Masks, laughter and tears… the theater

    To this day we still enjoy a good work of fiction as much as an exciting sporting spectacle. With a more limited capacity to be able to have a good vision and hearing of the scene, we squeezed into rows of seats, eating trifles waiting for a group of actors to surround us with their tragedies and jo

  • A day of theater in ancient Rome

    We invite you to travel back in time and witness a performance in the Sicilian theater: We arrived at the crowded entrance to the theater, a sober semicircular construction of porous gray granite lining a gentle hill facing the sea. The complex left me stunned, being able to verify that the Syrac

  • We dissect Spartacus, Blood and Sand

    Spartacus, Blood and Sand. Capua, southern Italy, around 73 BCA blazing sun… The sand… thousands of blurred faces and arms make up the oval that surrounds two muscular and agile men. The enthusiastic public cheers them on and rebukes them... Feints, jumps, somersaults, lunges and some punctures a

  • LoH:Confucius

    Mr. Confucius Today the historical character that marked an entire era and several more centuries, in addition to mises contests. The great and pseudo well-known, Confucius or Confucius (latinized) or Confu (inventor of Konfú, a martial art that split from traditional Kunfú and was rescued from obl

  • Customs of Rome. the hot springs

    What better start for this new section than one of the rituals that best define the ancient Roman world:The Baths . Origin :There is a lot of topic in the public baths of ancient Rome. Like many other cultural achievements, the idea is not properly Roman, but Greek. It is true that in classical Gre

  • Rabbits from the Hispania series:the names

    Collaboration of Gabriel Castelló. We are going to analyze some of the most notorious kits of this successful television series Hispania which bases its staging and content more on an adaptation of “Curro Jiménez ” to the Roman than to a “Rome ” from HBO to Hispanic, with evil invaders, outraged p

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