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What do we know about how ancient pederastic relationships affected the youth in these situations? Content warnings apply.
The ancient world was, of course, a very different one from the supposedly advanced society that we live in today. I...
Banner incorporating a) Emery’s line drawing (Emery 1954: 168, fig. 226) and b) the scan of his original photograph of the seal impression from S3503 (Courtesy of the Egypt Exploration Society)
Right wall of the Tomba dei Demoni Azzurri with a blue demon pictured in the centre of the wall. Model created by J.K. Ortoleva in Agisoft Metashape version 16.1.
Catullus wrote one of the most famous poems, Number 85, about love. But what does the actual Latin tell us that later translations do not?
When we reach back into the past for the greatest examples of ancient poetry, we do so with somethin...
A marble slab found in place at Tivoli names a lightning strike as the work of Summanus, the Roman god of the night sky, and marks the spot where Romans laid the storm to rest.
Credit: Italian Minist...
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