Ancient Rome

@Humanpsychology · 2 years ago

In ancient Rome, prisoners of war and slaves fought each other to entertain the Roman people. In ancient times, these people were called gladiators. Forced to fight, gladiators would not only face ea...

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@BettyBoop · 3 years ago

Gladiators in ancient Rome

Rome, slave, amphitheater, Colosseum, arena, old age, wild animals, fighter, fight, weapons, imperial age, entertainment, custom. Of course, common to all this is the Gladiator. Gladiators were figh...

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@Shounenbat · 3 years ago

Worst Jobs in Ancient Rome: Actress

When most of us think of the term “actress” now falling out of favor in terms of the more gender-neutral “actor”, we think of fame and fortune. People who are either on top of the world or diving dee...

4 likes · 2 comments · History (7dd2)

@beyourself · 2 years ago

Roman Law - Ancient Rome

Roman laws covered all aspects of daily life. They were concerned with crime and punishment, land and property ownership, trade, maritime and agricultural industries, citizenship, sexuality and prost...

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@Allworldforyou · 2 years ago

Education In Ancient Rome

With the expansion of Rome, especially when it conquered Greece, it became necessary to open new paths in the world of education. Thus, families with means could have the following curriculum for t...

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@Freedom007 · 2 years ago

Some Historical Facts You Definitely Don't Know ( ii )

I wrote an article concerning some historical facts that we might not be familiar with and I cited two examples which are How Henrietta Lacks save millions of lives without her consent or knowledge...

12 likes · 18 comments · Naija Wazobia (9ea9)

@Kawser · 3 years ago

Valentine's Day

February 14 is World Love Day or Valentine's day. Man is born and raised with love in mind. Love became the source of all happiness and the attempt to survive. So the day of 14th February is a day to...

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@Ruhan · 4 years ago

The history of writing letter.

The history of writing letters United States President Franklin Roosevelt Teller Edward Teller and Leo Shellard's text in which Nuclear bomb was proposed to make. Click here to see page...

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@SuncicaZ · 2 years ago

The Painful History of Industrial Law

In the past I was writing some articles about painful history of some branches of medicine. I written about surgery , plastic surgery and psychiatry . So, if you are interested into that, you can...

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@Afsaneh · 2 years ago

The History Of Cosmetics

INTRODUCTION: Cosmetics and makeup are a pervasive aspect of human culture weed or bar skin for many reasons perhaps to display national pride while watching a game of rugby we may paint our faces to...

5 likes · 2 comments · Filipino Readers (42bb)

@Clemnms51 · 1 year ago

Focus on a city : Rome - Italy

Who hasn't dreamed of visiting Italy? Rome, Venice, its lakes, its monuments and all the history that goes with them. Personally, I've never had the chance, but I hope it will come true one day. So, t...

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@Maeztr0 · 4 years ago

Revealing The World’s 10 Most Popular Attractions Of 2018—Based On Traveler Interest

1. Colosseum, Rome, Italy Explore perhaps one of the best-preserved monuments of Ancient Rome. Built to hold more than 50,000 spectators, this former gladiator arena is one of the highlights of any...

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(comment) "Plato and Aristotle, still the corner stone of philosophical education, primarily philosophized about how democracy failed in ancient Rome" - what the hell?! There was never any democracy in Anci...

@Metalhead33 3 years ago

@Rahim420 · 4 years ago

Twelve months and how the name of the day came

Would you believe me if I told you that January was not always the first month of the English calendar? Believe it or not, but it is true! The calendar used in ancient Rome began in March and ended i...

1 likes · 0 comments · We are Bangladeshi (1bc0)

@nenen30 · 4 years ago

How A Teenage Boy Named Sporus Became Empress Of Rome Under Nero’s Rule

After Emperor Nero allegedly kicked his second wife Sabina to death in 65 A.D., he met a slave boy named Sporus who looked like her. So Nero had him castrated and took him as his bride. Emperor Nero...

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@ico · 3 years ago

Softblc - The First Low-cost Casino Development Platform

Since thousands of years ago, humans have known gambling. Experts say that thousands of years before Christ, people had made prototypes of dice, which later became part of gambling. And then in the 6t...

8 likes · 0 comments · Cryptocurrency and Blockchain (7b7f)

@LanaG · 1 year ago

10 incredibly unusual recipes

Of course, many of these recipes are not considered "unusual" in their hometowns, but for the average Westerner, there is something terrible in each of them. Having said that, who are we to judge wi...

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@Rafsan · 4 years ago

Wedding

A wedding is a ceremony or function where two people are united in marriage. Wedding traditions and customs vary greatly between cultures, ethnic groups, religions, countries, and social classes. Most...

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@virtualvariety · 3 years ago

An Emperor Without Limits - Nero

Good morning dear Community, we hope you are very well, we start a Sunday full of history, and as you can read in the title of this publication, we will talk about the life of a very controversial Emp...

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@JeremySagnes · 3 years ago

Man and nature, like two gladiators in the arena

Man collectively behaves in front of nature like a mirmillon facing a Thracian in an arena in ancient Rome. To overcome this logic of confrontation, we must better define the rights of nature. But no...

2 likes · 0 comments · Nature (0f4f)

@mc5punk · 1 year ago

About the education system: origins. Current situation. Future scenarios

The origin of the educational system is a fascinating topic that takes us back in time to ancient societies where knowledge and teaching began to develop in different ways. Over the centuries, the edu...

2 likes · 5 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@Tahastories · 2 years ago

New month started - empty Bch wallet

September - The word September comes from a word of ancient Rome - septem and it's mean seven. I was curious that why it was seven so I searched on Google then I found that in ancient times of Rome...

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@gertu13 · 3 years ago

Leeches and their medical use.

They are invertebrates that, since ancient times, have been used to heal the human body. Many people are repulsed by these parasites because of their slimy, shrink worm-like physical appearance. But...

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@dbuzz · 2 years ago

On The Spot Reward Summary, Week 92

What's the good word, D.Buzz fam? Welcome to Saturday. Epic photos! From ancient Rome to Sunday ice creams, our community members know how to take great photos, which is what they did this week. W...

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@milos1998 · 4 years ago

Valerian - an unsurpassed medicinal plant

Valerian (Valeriana officinalis) is a medicinal plant that has been used to treat many diseases and alleviate ailments for thousands of years. Due to its medicinal properties and application, the plan...

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@beyourself · 2 years ago

Month Names in the Roman Calendar

The Roman calendar is the calendar used by the Roman kingdom and republic. The Roman calendar is usually BC. It describes the Julian calendar, established in the late 1st century by the reforms of th...

3 likes · 4 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@Brianhill · 2 years ago

A Baffling Path to Follow For your First Day in Rome

Rome is for sure one of the touristy destinations to leave a transforming effect on your soul, not only because of its holy monuments, but also due to its breath-taking spots, panoramic scenes, bustli...

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@Tife. · 2 years ago

Why Rome fell.

27TH MAY, 2022. 100TH ARTICLE IN ALL Ancient Rome was steeped in a culture so proud and so immoral. The proud were placed to high heavens. There was no word of humility or meekness in their lan...

5 likes · 1 comments · Write Your Story (bc94)

@YpRoss · 3 years ago

The road from Rome

For an empire that collapsed more than 1,500 years ago, ancient Rome maintains a powerful presence. About 1 billion people speak languages derived from Latin; Roman law shapes modern norms; and Roman...

1 likes · 1 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@Jisan203 · 4 years ago

Vatican City: A holy and traditional country

When you hear the name Vatican City, the first thing that comes to mind is the name of one of the smallest states in the world. However, Vatican City is currently the smallest country in Europe. Becau...

1 likes · 0 comments · Travelling (10ec)