Ancient Rome’s Piso Family: True Authors Of The New Testament?
 According to Dr Dorothy Thompson in The Synthesis Of Christianity, Ancient Rome’s Piso Family are the true Authors who wrote all the Books…
Ancient Rome
Was Jesus A Revolutionary Zealot?
In Jesus and The Zealots SG Brandon explores the possibility that the Historic Jesus was a Revolutionary Zealot. Jesus and The Zealots considers whether…
The Black Coin Image Of Hannibal Barca
Whilst there is no surviving known image of the famous Carthaginian General Hannibal Barca, some Historians have argued that an Ancient Carthaginian Coin depicting…
The Spartacus Rebellion
Spartacus’ rebellion was the last and most important of the slave uprisings in Ancient Rome. Lasting a total of 3 years, the War that…
The Mos Maiorum: Moral Code Of Ancient Rome
The Mos Maiorum was the moral code of Ancient Rome meaning the way of the elders or ancestors. Mos Maiorum functioned as the moral and…
The Roman Siege Of Jerusalem
The Romans laid Siege to Jerusalem in order to end Jewish resistance to the Roman Imperial Cult. The Roman Empire depended on the Imperial…
African Black People In The Roman Empire
African Black people were part of the Roman Empire at its height when the Roman Empire included territorry stretching all the way into North…
Rise Of Civilization: The Etruscans
Although today its successor is more celebrated in History, the Etruscan Civilization thrived for centuries before the founding of Rome. At its height from…
Queen Boudicca’s Revolt
Queen Boudicca of the Iceni is one of the most famous warrior women in History who led a fierce Rebellion against Rome in Roman…