
Roman Empire Historical Facts
Locusta of Gaul: The Imperial Poisoner of Ancient Rome
Locusta was Rome’s most famous poisoner, employed by at least two different emperors, and an empress.
Roman Empire Historical Facts
Locusta was Rome’s most famous poisoner, employed by at least two different emperors, and an empress.
Roman Empire Historical Facts
The Roman aqueduct that serves the city of Rome for 2000 years
Roman Empire Anecdotes
How did ancient civilizations like the Romans and Greeks understand The Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis?
Roman Empire Historical Facts
The ancient Romans were doing simple calculations and were using mathematics according to their profession.
Roman Empire Historical Facts
Unbreakable glass is said to be a legendary invention of the Roman Empire
Roman Empire Historical Facts
The Roman Empire planted the roots of what we call today Western Civilization
Roman Empire Historical Facts
Shaving in Ancient Rome, was a painful and time-consuming process, but Romans were obsessed with hair removal for the whole body.
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Researchers may have found the villa where Emperor Augustus died.
Roman Empire Historical Facts
The day Pompeii disappeared under the ashes of Vesuvius, as described through history.
Roman Empire Historical Facts
Discovered by accident, the Domus Romana, or Roman Villa, uncovered mosaics that date back to the 1st century BC.
Roman Empire Historical Facts
Lisbon was named by Julius Caesar, Felicitas lulia Olisipo, and thrived by exporting garum.
Roman Empire Historical Facts
The Roman monetary system, how was it working and what were the types of Roman coins and their evolution.
Roman Empire Historical Facts
The Roman Empire, was anchored by cities that were not just administrative capitals but also cultural, economic, and social hubs.
Roman Empire Historical Facts
Stoicism, lies in approaching life's challenges, emphasizing virtue, wisdom, and emotional resilience.
Roman Empire Anecdotes
In ancient Rome, the cosmos was a tapestry woven with the deeds of gods and mortals, where celestial phenomena like solar eclipses were imbued with divine significance.
Roman Empire Historical Facts
Diocletian rescued the Roman Empire from collapse. A blend of authoritarian and master planner, his legacy continues to evoke intense debate and admiration.