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allthingsvesta.com
This article is for readers of my novel Amata, which is the third and final book in The First Vestals of Rome trilogy, a series set during the founding and earliest years of Rome. Many of the characters and legends that you'll read about in my books are found on ancient Roman coinage, so I've included some relevant coins from my collection for readers to take a peek at. |
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papyrus-stories.com
Jenny Cromwell "I did not murder anyone, and I also prove it." So states the soldier Flavius Menas in a report of legal proceedings dated 558/9 CE from Aphrodito (modern Kom Ishgau). He stands accused of murdering two men: Victor and Herakleios. P.Mich. XIII 660 (P.Mich.inv. 6900) (c) University of Michigan The report records the... |
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itsallgreektoanna.wordpress.com
Nearly two years ago, I was preparing to move to Athens to start a new research project 'Writing at Pylos' (acronym: WRAP), funded by the EU's Marie Sk?odowska-Curie Actions, at the British School at Athens. It's hard to believe that I'm now in the final stages of wrapping up the project (pun very much intended)... |
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brewminate.com
The guild existed to serve a singular purpose: to train Apprentices. By Kristine Wilson-SlackWriter I became fascinated with |
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