
Answers to Questions About Roman History
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Roman history likes to look back at people like Agrippa and make judgments. But what would Romans have made of us?
Ancient societies lived in a strange hinterland between being brutal primitives, thuggishly smashing their way through barel...
Of all the wafer-thin historical premises displayed in Ridley Scott’s Gladiator, of which there are many, the one that perhaps animates me the most is one of the simplest. Maximus is a general, and generals were not just army men, but polit...
Did Romans standing in the queue at the thermopolium complain about the weather? Did they engage in small talk?
Did Romans standing in the queue at the thermopolium complain about the weather? Did they think that was a boring, cliché subje...
Although I have yet to be named King of the Historians, even though I think I would make a pretty good power-mad demagogue, I believe I can speak for most, if not all of us when I say that there isn’t a single historian alive or in the past...
What was dating like in ancient Rome? Did you date, or was it all arranged?
I met the long-suffering Current Mrs Coverley when she asked me a question about Roman history. If I’m honest, I cannot remember what the question was, but six hou...
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Author, historian, archaeologist and Welsh. James writes exclusively about Roman history.
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