Potentially Interesting Roman History
James CoverleyAnswers to Questions About Roman History
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Hot Town, Summer in the City
How did ancient Romans deal with heatwaves in a cramped city environment?
American cars solve engineering problems in a very American way. You build a car, make it as comfortable and as enormous as possible and then you take it to a test t...
OOGABOOGA
An ape, yesterday.
There’s a commonly accepted idea that ancient people explained the world around them by inventing myths. The tide goes in, the tide goes out; you can’t explain that! Well, bro (which is how ancient people spoke, right),...
Wardrobe Malfunctions
What would a Roman gentleman do should he find himself the sudden victim of an unexpected 'boner'? How did society, and he, deal weith such an event?
Any gentleman will tell, with red-faced shame, of the time they were out in pubic and, sh...
Blood in the Water
We all know the basic story of Julius Caesar, right? There’s this bloke, and he kicks around a bit doing Roman bloke stuff, and then he gets to his early thirties, suddenly realises that he has reached the same age as Alexander the Great ha...
The Life of Didius Julianus
The Historia Augusta Reader's Guide, Book Nine.
Marcus Didius Severus Julianus was born on 29 January 133 in Milan, into a family whose great-grandfather had been one of the finest legal minds in Roman history. He died on 2 June 193 in the...
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Author, historian, archaeologist and Welsh. James writes exclusively about Roman history.
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