Why can we say that 146 BCE was crucial in the formation of the Roman Empire, perhaps more than any other single year?

Victor Davis Hanson compares America's current historical moment to the period surrounding the life of Christ, when the Roman Republic transformed into the Roman Empire, during an interview with ...

Standing in front of the cascade of crimson curtains on the balcony of Saint Peter’s on the evening of May 8, with an ...

The Dacian frontier exhibits numerous structural changes throughout its nearly 170 years of existence allowing insight into an important timeline in the history of the Roman Empire. The property of ...

While early popes endured the split of the Roman Empire, the Crusades and the Italian Renaissance, more recent popes have had to deal with how to integrate the religion's historically strict ...

It’s a game set in an alternative timeline where the Roman empire never falls. And also there is magic. What if you want to play as members of Roman society, where magic-adjacent things happen… and ...

The Roman Empire lowered IQ levels across Europe according to a new ... team of researchers analyzed ice cores drilled from the Arctic. The cores provide a timeline of atmospheric lead concentrations ...

Researchers sought to investigate lead’s role in population control and disease in the Ancient Roman Empire, which was ... core records to create accurate timelines of lead levels between ...

Some historians have argued that Roman elites and emperors who purportedly displayed ... where they’re preserved in a literal timeline. Using these measurements of lead deposited in the Arctic ...

The exact chronology of the year is still disputed – basically ... include details their authors could not possibly have known. Suetonius enjoyed giving Roman emperors theatrical last words. "Have I ...

shedding new light on the early spread of Christianity in the Roman Empire. This remarkable discovery, dating back to the third century A.D., could change our understanding of the faith’s reach ...

When their father, emperor ... some creative chronology! The co-emperors’ signature look is noteworthy. Caracalla and Geta appear like creepy ginger twins in an Ancient Roman version of The ...