Roman Empire
Discover the untold secrets and shocking truths behind the rise and fall of the mighty Roman Empire.

Festus: The Historian Who Shook the Roman World

Vince Vanguard
Uncover the enduring influence of Festus, a 4th-century Roman historian, whose concise work offers a unique perspective on Roman history, politics, and identity.

The Mysterious Tale of 384 Burdigala

KC Fairlight
Uncover the historical significance of 384 AD in Burdigala, a Roman city now known as Bordeaux, as it navigated cultural shifts and the decline of the Roman Empire.

The Unsung Heroes of Ancient Rome: Aurigae

Vince Vanguard
Uncover the thrilling lives and enduring legacy of the aurigae, the daring charioteers of ancient Rome who captivated audiences and defied the odds.
AD 66: A Year of Rebellion, Romans, and Riveting Change

Martin Sparks
Journey into the past to AD 66, a year of impactful events, world-changing decisions, and stories that resonate today. Discover the bold spirit of rebellion, the might of Rome, and timeless lessons that inspire progress.

Gaius Claudius Marcellus: The Conservative Gladiator of Roman Politics

Vince Vanguard
Fasten your seatbelts! Dive into the political saga of Gaius Claudius Marcellus, the Roman conservative who dared to stand against Caesar in 50 BC.

The Enigma of Wimanius: Unraveling the Mystery of a Little-Known Figure

KC Fairlight
Wimanius, an obscured figure from Roman antiquity, intrigues both historians and curious minds alike due to sparse documentation and an uncertain role in history.

Galla Placidia: Power, Politics, and the Arc of an Empire

KC Fairlight
Galla Placidia's life, a whirlwind of power and politics in Late Antiquity, challenges assumptions about female agency and underscores the complexity of imperial dynamics.

Galla Placidia: The Empress Who Bridged Empires

Martin Sparks
Galla Placidia's remarkable life as a Roman Empress and Gothic Queen highlights her influential role in the late Roman Empire's political and cultural landscape.

Pompey's Bold Adventure in the Wild East

Vince Vanguard
The Caucasian campaign of Pompey the Great was a bold expansionist maneuver during the mid-1st century BCE, pushing Roman influence deep into the rugged lands of the Caucasus and testing the limits of ambition and resolve.

Marching Through History: The 2nd Legion's Infantry Regiment

KC Fairlight
The 2nd Legion's Infantry Regiment is a fascinating part of military history, offering insights into ancient strategies and human resilience that have shaped modern warfare.

Unveiling the Heroics of the 2nd Legion Infantry Regiment: Guardians of History

Martin Sparks
Uncover the fascinating history of the 2nd Legion Infantry Regiment, a unit rooted in Roman military might, evolving through centuries to embody heroism and innovation. From ancient battlegrounds to modern reenactments, their legacy is a testament to the resilience and strategic brilliance of soldiers across eras.

The Tumultuous Reign of Ariarathes IX of Cappadocia

Martin Sparks
Ariarathes IX of Cappadocia's reign illustrates the complex political struggles between the Roman Republic and the Kingdom of Pontus in the 1st century BC.
The Enigmatic Portrait of the Four Tetrarchs

KC Fairlight
The Portrait of the Four Tetrarchs is a captivating sculpture symbolizing the shared power and unity of Roman emperors during a politically unstable era, reflecting on the complexities of leadership and governance.
Strap in for Roman Realities with Mary Beard, If You Dare!

Vince Vanguard
Join Mary Beard as she guides us through the mesmerizing streets of ancient Rome in her BBC series, challenging modern perspectives with an unapologetically raw narrative of Roman life.

The Drama and Dilemmas of Antony's Atropatene Campaign

KC Fairlight
Antony's Atropatene campaign, a dramatic tale of ambition and struggle, was a pivotal military endeavor in 36 BC. Through harsh climates and fractured alliances, Antony's failure underscores lessons in leadership and ambition.

Antony's Atropatene Campaign: A Tale of Ambition and Strategy

Martin Sparks
Mark Antony's Atropatene campaign in 36 BC highlights the challenges of Roman expansion and the strategic complexities of ancient warfare against the Parthian Empire.

The Clash at Tigranocerta: A Tale of Ambition and Empire

KC Fairlight
The Battle of Tigranocerta in 69 BC showcases the ambitious clash between King Tigranes II of Armenia and the Roman Republic, highlighting the dynamics of power, strategy, and the limits of empire-building in the ancient world.

The Spectacle of Naumachia: Ancient Rome's Naval Battles

Martin Sparks
Experience the grandeur of ancient Rome's naumachia, where emperors showcased their power through spectacular naval battle reenactments.

The Penrith Hoard: Unearthing a Treasure Trove of Roman Coins

Martin Sparks
The Penrith Hoard, a significant archaeological find of 308 Roman coins, offers insights into the economic and social conditions of 4th century Roman Britain.

The Marvelous Marcianopolis: A Glimpse into Ancient Roman Civilization

Martin Sparks
Uncover the historical significance and architectural marvels of Marcianopolis, a key Roman city that played a vital role in trade, military, and the spread of Christianity.

Discovering the Ancient Roman Villa of Mogorjelo

Martin Sparks
Step back in time to the Roman Empire with a visit to the ancient Mogorjelo villa, a testament to Roman ingenuity and prosperity in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Pompeia Plotina: The Empress Who Transformed Rome with Grace and Reason

Martin Sparks
Pompeia Plotina, a fascinating figure in Roman history, shaped the empire with her thoughtful reforms and wise counsel. Her life demonstrates how compassion and intellect can drive progress.

The Thrilling Clash at the Eurymedon: A Turning Point in Ancient Warfare

Martin Sparks
The Battle of the Eurymedon in 190 BC was a pivotal naval conflict that solidified Roman dominance in the eastern Mediterranean against the Seleucid Empire.

The Pre-Liberal World of War: The Battle of the Eurymedon (190 BC)

Vince Vanguard
In 190 BC, the Roman Republic clashed with the Seleucid Empire at the Battle of the Eurymedon in what is now Southern Turkey, showcasing raw imperial power.