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Classic gags discovered in ancient Roman joke book

13 March 2009

Cambridge professor Mary Beard unearths collection of jests dating back to the third or fourth century.

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The End of Empire: What the US can learn from the fall of Rome

19 January 2009

As America's global influence wanes, it can either learn from the Roman empire's mistakes or suffer the same fate

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The New Cicero

25 November 2008

Barack Obama's speeches are much admired and endlessly analysed, but, says Charlotte Higgins, one of their most interesting aspects is...

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Cave May Hold Secrets to Legend of Ancient Rome

20 November 2007

Italy has released the first images of a deep cavern where some archaeologists believe ancient Romans honored Romulus and Remus...

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As the Romans Did

22 June 2007

Cullen Murphy, the author of Are We Rome?, talks about the American empire's parallels with the ancient republic and how...

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What A Terrorist Incident in Ancient Rome Can Teach Us - Pirates of the Mediterranean

29 September 2006

In the panicky aftermath of a daring terrorist attack in 68 B.C., the Roman people made decisions that set them...

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An epic epic

4 November 2005

An article shared on the Paideia Institute's Online Public Classics Archive

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They came, saw and settled

17 December 2004

So it's said, anyway

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Lion kings: Capturing the beasts for the Colosseum

18 June 2002

An examination of the culture surrounding wild beasts in Ancient Rome.

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Roman Africa

1 June 2001

The economic and political fault lines that separated Carthage and Numidia are the ones that separate Tunisia and Algeria—and the...

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