If all nations have foundational myths that constitute their foundations, even though they are often as much or more fantasy than reality, ancient Rome was so prodigal in them that it is very difficult to know where history ends and where legend begins. . In this sense, Romulus, its mythical founder
After the Six Day War, Israels conflicts with the Arab countries continued informally. Especially with Egypt the attacks on both sides, ventures and incidents lasted until 1970 in what became known as the War of Attrition. In 1968 Egyptian artillery launched a heavy bombardment against Israeli po
This was because industry, government and the state economy were not fully prepared to bear the enormous cost of creating and continuously maintaining such a navy. However, with the expansion across the Atlantic and the Pacific, it became necessary to create a force that could guarantee the defense
Some time ago we published here an article dedicated to the confusing translation of the beginning of the famous Beowulf poem. This medieval epic work that collects an old Anglo-Saxon legend is in one of the two books that make up the so-called Cotton MS Vitellius A XV C; specifically in the second