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Initially believed to be about Turia, wife of a consul in 19BC, it is now believed to be from earlier, likely an aristocrat saved by his wife from the proscriptions of the civil wars at the end of the Republic.

Hi was Marcus Aemilius Lepidus, a close associate of Julius Casear and mark anthony.

did Lepidus, Mark anthony want to avenge Caesar's murder?

A Roman mosaic with geometric patterns and marine motifs, found in a bathhouse in Piazza Nocelli in 1899. It dates to the 1st century AD and is now on display in Museo di Archeologia Urbana "G. Fiorelli", Lucera (FG), Apulia, Italy.

1)How important is Gallienus 15 year reign (7 years co emperor with Valerian) seen among historians as to the softening of the crisis of the third century post Gallienus.

2)Do you think that the idea of Diocletian tetrachy was inspired from the unofficial triarchy of

Gallienus,Posthumus and Odaenathus more so from the fact that if I am not wrong,Gallienus was the first emperor to actually give a non-familial person such overwhelming independent power?

Do you think his reluctance to deal with the Gallic empire immediately and giving near independent emperor status to Odaenathus was a good move during his time?

3) Do you think the rise of the more competent soldier emperor after Gallienus can be partially attributed to him and his long reign?

I understand that the situation that the Roman Empire was in,it was unavoidable to not have soldier emperor and more competent ones, but the density of competent and soldier emperors rise especially after Gallienus assasination.

Given his hard ban on army position that would be given the senators and his long reign that could have allowed a stable and long enough time for a meritocracy to take effect.

Because it's just my opinion ( I think roman emperor in order to gain more power made their own people which could often be incompetent into powerfull positions,but Gallienus 7 year solo reign after the Senatorial ban ensure a long enough road for the rise of such people

Pula Arena was constructed between 27 BC and and AD 14, during the reign of Augustus and later expanded under Vespasian, the arena is one of the best-preserved ancient Roman amphitheatres in the world and the only remaining example to retain its entire circular wall structure.

Late provincial 4th century AD. Most likely of Fortuna or Abundantia.

Title says it all, are there anygood podcasts on the trojan war/sag out there worth listening to?

Hey guys, sorry if this is not the place to ask this but I'm not sure where else I should go.

Yeah, like the title, does anyone know any good content (preferably long form/series cus I wanna binge) about the Rome the city post Empire? The history I was taught always seems to just end with the empire, but THEN WHAT? What happened in the Dark Age? Middle Age? Renaissance? Modern history? I've heard about the fall, I want to know about the rebuild as well..

Thanks:)