Julius Caesar

@NemanjaSlavkovic · 4 years ago

"Are you, too, son of Brutus?" But before we get to these words and to the assassination organized by the state, this statesman, general and dictator, conquered half the world and still found time to...

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@kpeasah · 3 years ago

Why was the Jesus story same as Julius Caesar? Was it plagiarism?

It is very amazing how the story of Jesus Christ of Nazareth who lived about 40 years after the death of the Roman Emperor Julius Caesar appears to be so similar to the extent that one would easily su...

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@GuyFromNowhere · 3 years ago

The Book Of Yesterday | March 16

NICHOLAS II COMES DOWN TO THE THRONE AS TSAR OF RUSSIA March 15, 1917 After more than two decades of Tsar Nicholas II's rule as Tsar of Russia, it was the Russian people who decided to remove from...

2 likes · 0 comments · Filipino Readers (42bb)

@virtualvariety · 3 years ago

Queen of the Nile - Cleopatra (Let's know her better)

Design Created On Canva.com August 22 / 08 / 2021 Talking about Ancient Egypt is fascinating, for no one is a secret that in it emerged great characters, and it was one of the most advanced ci...

6 likes · 3 comments · Filipino Readers (42bb)

@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)

@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

The Most Influential Individuals – and What about Warlords?

According to a list published by Young-Ho Eom at Université de Toulouse in 2014, these would be the most influential individuals ever. Carl von Linné Jesus Aristotle Napoleon Adolf Hitler Juliu...

7 likes · 4 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@Mictorrani · 4 years ago

Cleopatra - The Serpent of the Nile?

Cleopatra VII Philopator Technically, the last Pharaoh of Egypt and last ruler of the Ptolemaic dynasty was Ptolemy Caesarion . But he was a mere child, in practice the last ruler of Pharaonic Egypt...

60 likes · 36 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@EiprilleBie · 2 years ago

The origins of the names of months and days...

Have you ever wondered where we get the name of the months in our calendar and also the days of the week? In a few days, we will be starting a new year: 2022 in the Gregorian Gregorian calendar , al...

3 likes · 0 comments · Filipino Readers (42bb)

@Shounenbat · 3 years ago

LOL! Facebook Blocked Two Roman Statues

I was wondering if someone would ever attempt this. Usually historical images are left uncensored, however explicit or graphic they may be. After all, documentaries can show graphic photographs of Ja...

1 likes · 3 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@Mictorrani · 2 years ago

Quizzes & Puzzles 53

Some new problems with which to exercise the brain. But first a look at answers and solutions to Quizzes & Puzzles 52 . New problems below the image (cartoon). Answer to Quiz 52:1 If you have man...

17 likes · 17 comments · Mind, Perception & Thought (c7a5)

@Sumaya · 4 years ago

ANALYSISChinese diplomat Wang Xining's

Wang Xining is not a fire-breathing ideologue. In fact, China's Deputy Head of Mission has a reputation in Canberra as a bit of a charmer — smooth, cerebral and cultured. But when the senior diploma...

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@alberich · 2 years ago

Celtic London

Forest Primaeval In trying to picture Celtic London before the Roman invasion, we, like children listening to a fairy tale, or reading the adventures of Alice in Wonderland, must imagine a great dea...

1 likes · 0 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@icha2205 · 4 years ago

Is it still appropriate for us to celebrate the new year 2021?

soon we all nations in the world, welcome the New Year 2021. it has become a tradition and a habit to welcome the new year, people are very enthusiastic to celebrate the event. From simple to super l...

3 likes · 0 comments · World Today (70ff)

@Mayaken · 2 years ago

Queen Cleopatra

Cleopatra was the daughter of Ptolemy XII. She succeeded him as queen in the year 51 BC, sharing the throne with her brother, Ptolemy the Thirteenth. She was described as beautiful and charming. Co...

7 likes · 4 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@Mictorrani · 2 years ago

Quizzes & Puzzles 37

Some new problems with which to exercise the brain. But first a look at answers and solutions to Quizzes & Puzzles 36 . New problems below the image (cartoon). Answer to Quiz 36:1 Georges Prosper...

8 likes · 2 comments · Mind, Perception & Thought (c7a5)

@moneymakinghub · 3 years ago

New year's Eve

Developments around the globe have been praising the beginning of each new year for at any rate four centuries. Today, most New Year's merriments start on December 31 (New Year's Eve), the most recent...

2 likes · 0 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@Nesha_pisac85 · 4 years ago

Coronavirus in comics! ASTERIX knew about it back in 2017!

Dear friends, surfing the internet as usual, I came across one very weird and a little bit frightening news. Quite by accident, I came across a video about a an Greek metropolitan, Mr. Neophyte and...

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@Nipa1234 · 4 years ago

: A Gateway to English Literature

৪১ তম বিসিএস প্রিলি প্রস্তুতি। ১ মার্ক নিশ্চিত করুন। ইংরেজিতে কোটেশন আসে ১ টা । তাই বিসিএস, বিজেএস সহ বিভিন্ন প্রতিযোগিতামূলক পরীক্ষায় বহুবার আসা + অন্যান্য সম্ভাব্য উক্তিগুলো নিম্নে দেওয়া হলো...

1 likes · 0 comments · Friendship in Bangladesh (60dc)

@Maisha21 · 4 years ago

William Shakespeare: A rare genius in world literature

English poet and playwright William Shakespeare (Baptism Baptism was born on April 26, 1584 in Statford-on-Avon, a rare genius of world literature. He is considered one of the greatest English-languag...

19 likes · 11 comments · Poetry (7fa9)

@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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@PinoyAko · 4 years ago

How did the months get their names?

The names of the months are extremely old and they originate from antiquated Rome. Rome is the capital of Italy and a few thousand years prior it was the core of an extremely amazing realm (which res...

12 likes · 9 comments · Filipino Original Contents (0cc7)

@Mictorrani · 2 years ago

Quizzes & Puzzles 9

Some new problems with which to exercise the brain. But first a look at answers and solutions to Quizzes & Puzzles 8 . New problems below the image. Answer to Quiz 8:1 “ Which now existing terrest...

12 likes · 4 comments · Mind, Perception & Thought (c7a5)

@meitanteikudo · 3 years ago

Cryptography From a Dummy

Crypto here, crypto there, everywhere there is crypto. As of the moment, every time I hear or read the word crypto it will definitely be related to cryptocurrencies. Yeah, that's because I am now also...

15 likes · 8 comments · Bitcoin Cash Hub (0cd1)

@Emran6982 · 4 years ago

The virgin queen.

The Virgin Queen I am amazed to read the funny things of history without knowing it. For instance, we know that in Roman history, Brutus, whom Caesar considered a son, was the one who contributed...

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@Mictorrani · 2 years ago

History of Months I: Julian - Gregorian - Christian Months

When I began writing this, it was intended as a description of the origin of the names of the months. What I had in mind then, were mainly the present Gregorian/Julian months of Roman origin, as per a...

9 likes · 3 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@Ezelazra3 · 2 years ago

Atlantis, Sardinian Giants, Caesarean and Luristan Bronzes

In today's article, we will examine the Sardinian giant statues, Caesarean and other interesting topics. Let's start… Luristan Bronzes The mystery of the Luristamn Bronzes still confuses archaeol...

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@Ailjhe · 4 years ago

Roman Calendar Months How Were They Named?

Hello everyone! Here I am again to share a 2nd part of the lunar calendar an idea inspired by the moon.. JANUARY Was named after janus,the roman god of gates and doors,the beginnings and endings. It...

11 likes · 9 comments · Filipino writer (89ae)

@MintDice · 3 years ago

The History of Cryptography

When people think of cryptocurrencies , they generally think of the 21st century, after all, it’s a new technology for most people. You may be surprised to know that the art of cryptography, the ide...

26 likes · 3 comments · Random Articles (a45d)

@Snezana28 · 4 years ago

Morning of september!

It all started with the Romans We took over the modern calendar, or more precisely inherited it from the Romans, who originally had 10 months a year, and it started in March, which was logical for e...

14 likes · 37 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@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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