It's All Ancient History
Honor Cargill-MartinThe best, worst, and most world-changing stories, characters, ideas, and art from the Classical world.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 8 |
| Subscribers | Read | allancienthistory.substack.com |
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Do All Democracies Have to Die?
Ancient thinkers believed that political systems, like people, had natural lifespans and that, like seasons, one type of system followed another in a predictable and unchanging cycle. To the ancient mind, the modern concept of gradual progr...
A Bad New Year's to be a Roman Emperor
On New Year’s Eve AD 192, the Emperor Commodus was planning a celebration. The following day he would emerge to lead the New Year’s festivities not from the Imperial Palace but from the gladiatorial barracks, dressed not in the emperor’s pu...
The Emperor Nero's Henry VIII Problem - Part Two
In the last instalment, the ancient Roman emperor Nero had resolved to rid himself of Octavia, the popular and virtuous wife he despised, in order to marry his pregnant mistress, the beautiful and infamous Poppaea Sabina. If you haven’t rea...
The Emperor Nero's Henry VIII Problem - Part One
“Well then, give her back her dowry.”
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Honor Cargill-Martin is an author, classicist and art historian from London. She is currently studying for a PhD at the University of Oxford. Her first non-fiction book tells the story of the scandalous Roman empress Messalina.
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