Ben Hur: the Discovery of Ancient Rome with Alberto Angela
epic Ben Hur is the film of 1959 winner of 11 Oscars we have all seen, probably more than once. The title role is played by [...]
Calendar: the most Important Stages of its History
The calendar is an object that is part of our daily life and we are quick to reperirne a copy near the end of the year (After the summer we will start [...]
Roman Emperors Pazzi in Cause of lead poisoning?
Caligola. A Lead poisoning may have contributed to "madness" many Roman emperors Lead poisoning may have been the cause of the insanity of many Roman emperors? [...]
Single in Ancient Rome: Marriage Seen as a Hassle
Betrothed in Rome. Single people in Ancient Rome were few, but only for practical reasons There were singles in Ancient Rome or all were to be married? Despite substantial changes [...]
ficatum: Liver (Grasso) Pork in a Apicius Recipe
Pig. The "accident" It was a recipe of Apicius based greased pig liver with figs The term ficatum, Ancient Rome, He indicated the liver [...]
Fire of Rome 64 d.C: Who were the (Data) culprits?
Fire of Rome 64 d.C. The fire of Rome 64 d.C. It was one of the most tragic events in the city's history The damage was very heavy and [...]
Fire of Rome: such as damage to the City and how many victims?
Fire of Rome 64 d. C. The fire of Rome 64 d.C. It is one of the most tragic pages in the history of the city. Blame, as known, [...]
The husbands of Nero
Nerone. In addition to Three Wives, The Emperor also had 2 Nero did not love husbands and married women only (see http://www.pilloledistoria.it/7169/storia-antica/statilia-messalina-la-moglie-meno-conosciuta-di-nerone). The emperor was able to outbursts of love and impetuous, sometimes, [...]
Colosseo: a Discovery Interesting
Colosseo: interior view The following commentary was sent to pills History by Professor Pier Luigi Guiducci, professor of Church History at the Pontifical University [...]
Because Caligula it called So? The Roman Caliga
Caligola. The nickname came from the murky ', the typical Roman military footwear Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus Germanicus (12-41 d.C.), son of Germanicus, one of the bravest and most loved leaders [...]
