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  1. Mosaico funerario cristiano, de Upenna, datado en torno al siglo V, que indica F. V. Dion vivió 80 años en los que plantó 4000 olivos. 🏛️Museo de Enfidha #antiguaroma #ancientrome

  2. Mosaico funerario cristiano, de Upenna, datado en torno al siglo V, que indica F. V. Dion vivió 80 años en los que plantó 4000 olivos. 🏛️Museo de Enfidha #antiguaroma #ancientrome

  3. Mosaico funerario cristiano, de Upenna, datado en torno al siglo V, que indica F. V. Dion vivió 80 años en los que plantó 4000 olivos. 🏛️Museo de Enfidha #antiguaroma #ancientrome

  4. Mosaico funerario cristiano, de Upenna, datado en torno al siglo V, que indica F. V. Dion vivió 80 años en los que plantó 4000 olivos. 🏛️Museo de Enfidha #antiguaroma #ancientrome

  5. Mosaico funerario cristiano, de Upenna, datado en torno al siglo V, que indica F. V. Dion vivió 80 años en los que plantó 4000 olivos. 🏛️Museo de Enfidha #antiguaroma #ancientrome

  6. Der heutige Tag (4. September) wird im römischen Kalender als „Pridie Nonas Septembris“ bezeichnet, also als der Tag VOR den Nonen des September (am 5.9.). Die Nonen liegen stets am achten Tag VOR den Iden, d. h. in diesem Falle dem 13. September... Zur Erinnerung: Die Römer zählten (und bezeichneten) die Tage immer in Bezug auf bestimmte Fixtage (Kalenden, Nonen, Iden).

    #roman #römisch #romanitas #kalender #calendar #nonen #nonae #ancientrome

  7. Der heutige Tag (4. September) wird im römischen Kalender als „Pridie Nonas Septembris“ bezeichnet, also als der Tag VOR den Nonen des September (am 5.9.). Die Nonen liegen stets am achten Tag VOR den Iden, d. h. in diesem Falle dem 13. September... Zur Erinnerung: Die Römer zählten (und bezeichneten) die Tage immer in Bezug auf bestimmte Fixtage (Kalenden, Nonen, Iden).

    #roman #römisch #romanitas #kalender #calendar #nonen #nonae #ancientrome

  8. Der heutige Tag (4. September) wird im römischen Kalender als „Pridie Nonas Septembris“ bezeichnet, also als der Tag VOR den Nonen des September (am 5.9.). Die Nonen liegen stets am achten Tag VOR den Iden, d. h. in diesem Falle dem 13. September... Zur Erinnerung: Die Römer zählten (und bezeichneten) die Tage immer in Bezug auf bestimmte Fixtage (Kalenden, Nonen, Iden).

    #roman #römisch #romanitas #kalender #calendar #nonen #nonae #ancientrome

  9. Der heutige Tag (4. September) wird im römischen Kalender als „Pridie Nonas Septembris“ bezeichnet, also als der Tag VOR den Nonen des September (am 5.9.). Die Nonen liegen stets am achten Tag VOR den Iden, d. h. in diesem Falle dem 13. September... Zur Erinnerung: Die Römer zählten (und bezeichneten) die Tage immer in Bezug auf bestimmte Fixtage (Kalenden, Nonen, Iden).

    #roman #römisch #romanitas #kalender #calendar #nonen #nonae #ancientrome

  10. Der heutige Tag (4. September) wird im römischen Kalender als „Pridie Nonas Septembris“ bezeichnet, also als der Tag VOR den Nonen des September (am 5.9.). Die Nonen liegen stets am achten Tag VOR den Iden, d. h. in diesem Falle dem 13. September... Zur Erinnerung: Die Römer zählten (und bezeichneten) die Tage immer in Bezug auf bestimmte Fixtage (Kalenden, Nonen, Iden).

    #roman #römisch #romanitas #kalender #calendar #nonen #nonae #ancientrome

  11. 🌸Flora🌸

    Sydney feels like it’s jumped straight from winter to summer these last few days, but really it’s Spring in the air.

    This fresco fragment is often identified as the goddess Flora and was found in the Villa of Ariadne in Stabiae. Now held in the MAN Napoli.

    #AncientRome #History #FrescoFriday

  12. 🌸Flora🌸

    Sydney feels like it’s jumped straight from winter to summer these last few days, but really it’s Spring in the air.

    This fresco fragment is often identified as the goddess Flora and was found in the Villa of Ariadne in Stabiae. Now held in the MAN Napoli.

    #AncientRome #History #FrescoFriday

  13. 🌸Flora🌸

    Sydney feels like it’s jumped straight from winter to summer these last few days, but really it’s Spring in the air.

    This fresco fragment is often identified as the goddess Flora and was found in the Villa of Ariadne in Stabiae. Now held in the MAN Napoli.

    #AncientRome #History #FrescoFriday

  14. 🌸Flora🌸

    Sydney feels like it’s jumped straight from winter to summer these last few days, but really it’s Spring in the air.

    This fresco fragment is often identified as the goddess Flora and was found in the Villa of Ariadne in Stabiae. Now held in the MAN Napoli.

    #AncientRome #History #FrescoFriday

  15. 🌸Flora🌸

    Sydney feels like it’s jumped straight from winter to summer these last few days, but really it’s Spring in the air.

    This fresco fragment is often identified as the goddess Flora and was found in the Villa of Ariadne in Stabiae. Now held in the MAN Napoli.

    #AncientRome #History #FrescoFriday

  16. 1,600-Year-Old Skeleton Found Hiding Inside Jar With 2 Knives Raises More Questions Than Answers

    Picture this: It’s the 5th century CE. You’re in the much besieged Roman city of Deultum, a colonial…
    #Bulgaria #BG #Europe #Europa #EU #Ancientrome #Anthropology #archaeology #artifacts #bulgaria #България #новини
    europesays.com/3231462/

  17. 📰 Today's top stories, personally curated for you by Zorz Studios: zorz.it/newspaper

    - This #CameraBattery doubles as a #SecretTracker;
    - #Facebook launches #VerifiedBadge to confirm real #profiles and connections;
    - A chic Chicago #WeddingWeekend woven together of pink and red;
    - #Workwear perfected: the Iron and Resin #FencelineShirtJacket;
    - What did #AncientRome look like: a #3DVirtualTour of the city during the second century AD, and more

    #ZoracleDaily #newspaper

  18. The Reality of Dreams

    Throughout Human history, dreams have fascinated, inspired and disturbed us. Where do they come from? Why do they happen? What do they mean? Different civilisations have tried to answer these questions. The Ancient Mesopotamians thought of dreams as divine messages. The most well known Mesopotamian story is the Epic of Gilgamesh, where Gilgamesh receives dreams about the future. They also had dream temples, where people would go in order to sleep and receive these divine messages in their […]

    johnbronze.wordpress.com/2026/

  19. 💁🏻‍♀️ TIL: #AncientRome packed a million people into multistory apartment #buildings called "insulae," inventing mass urban #housing long before modern cities.

    Built with #Roman #concrete and #brick, these blocks mixed shops on the ground floor with cramped rented rooms above – the higher you lived, the poorer you were. Life was loud, smoky, and occasionally dangerous, but the #insulae let ordinary people live in the heart of #Rome.

    👉 zmescience.com/feature-post/hi

    #apartments #history #architecture #ostia #engineering #archaeology

  20. Daily trivia - there actually was no difference between the Greeks and Romans, that's a 19th century AD invention of Hellenophobes secretly working for the Ottoman Empire

    piefed.social/c/memes/p/194026

  21. Daily trivia - there actually was no difference between the Greeks and Romans, that's a 19th century AD invention of Hellenophobes secretly working for the Ottoman Empire

    piefed.social/c/memes/p/194026

  22. Daily trivia - there actually was no difference between the Greeks and Romans, that's a 19th century AD invention of Hellenophobes secretly working for the Ottoman Empire

    piefed.social/c/historymemes/p

  23. Daily trivia - there actually was no difference between the Greeks and Romans, that's a 19th century AD invention of Hellenophobes secretly working for the Ottoman Empire

    piefed.social/c/roughromanmeme

  24. "Would you like to share something with the class, Caesar?"

  25. "Would you like to share something with the class, Caesar?"

  26. "Would you like to share something with the class, Caesar?"

  27. “SPARTACUS will be seen as one of his most enduring achievements, still vivid, still experimental, still burning with the anger he felt at the barbarous events of history”

    Ian Campbell discusses James Leslie Mitchell’s brutal & unflinching novel SPARTACUS (1933)

    5/10

    asls.org.uk/james-leslie-mitch

    #Scottish #literature #modernism #20thcentury #HistoricalFiction #Rome #AncientRome #LewisGrassicGibbon #Spartacus