Roman Law: The Cornerstone of Legal Systems Today
Roman law was the engine of the Roman Empire, a comprehensive system that still shapes legal practices today. But what were the key features of Roman law, and how did …
Roman law was the engine of the Roman Empire, a comprehensive system that still shapes legal practices today. But what were the key features of Roman law, and how did …
As winter descends and festive lights glitter in the darkness, many of us are familiar with the joyous celebrations of Christmas. But how many of us know that some of …
Unveiling a world lost in time, we journey back to the zenith of the Roman Empire, where the public latrines and bathhouses were as much a testament to Roman engineering …
Roman numerals, an ancient numeral system dating back to the Roman Empire, continue to captivate and perplex people today. In a world dominated by Arabic numerals, why do we still …
Have you ever wondered about the fascinating world of Roman numerals? These ancient numerical notations that originated in Rome can still be found in various modern contexts. In this blog …
The Empire Naturally one of the most obvious roman achievements of the Romans was their vast empire, which spread over three continents. It lasted for a long, long time. From …
There are quite a few impressive Roman buildings still standing today. Perhaps more than any other civilization the Romans are famed for their incredible architecture. There appeared almost no limit …
Rome has a glittering history. Its empire lasted for a thousand years, its great emperors are famous still today. But Rome had a bad side to it. If we could …
by Javier Rodriguez The intellectual prestige of the Greek world was consolidated through the Hellenistic libraries, mainly the library of Alexandria and the one of Pergamum. The first became the greatest …
by ‘Q. Aurelius Symmachus’ This treatment of the offices of the magistrates as the entry path to the Senate will deal with that period of time, The Republic, when the …
by Andrew Mason In Ancient Rome the only acts recognized as criminal were “exceptional invasions of public security or of the general order of society.” As such, Roman ‘criminal law’ would …
Early Italian houses grouped around the atrium, with a small garden, the so-called hortus, at the back.The classic Roman house, however, was divided into two parts. The first part grouped …
In a Roman household sex was in plentiful supply. Except, so it seems, between the actual married couples. The existence of slaves in the house naturally mean that, particularly the …