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Did the Romans Tell Each Other to ‘F*ck Off’?
Humans have always used coarse language, but what did Roman swearing look like?
It is one of the great incongruities of the English language that, despite being one of the most versatile and malleable forms of linguistic communication amon...
The Sacred Grove of Egeria
Hidden away in Rome is a sacred grove to the consort of Rome's legendary King, Numa.
When the 18th-century landed gentry were fresh back from the Grand Tour of Europe, laden down with statues and artefacts that enthusiastic, if slightly be...
The Meroë Head of Augustus
© The Trustees of the British Museum
In a gallery at the British Museum, there is an incredible bronze head of a man, a little larger than life, broken off cleanly at the neck. The eyes are the first thing most people notice. They still ho...
Not Laughing, But Screaming?
What was Roman laughter like? Did they guffaw at jokes like us? Did they laugh maniacally when confronted with terror? Did they say 'Ha, ha, ha'?
Romans were a grumpy old lot, or so modern depictions of them would have you believe. Romans...
Nero - Death of an Asshole
Why did Nero end up taking his own life? What drove him from power, and could he have done anything to stop it?
They say that history is written by the victors, or at least Winston Churchill said it.
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