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8499 Famous People of Ancient History
by H. P. Loveboat
Abraham, Achilles, Adam, Aechylus, Aesop, Ahura Mazda, Akhenaten, Alexander the Great, Allah, Apollo, Archilochus, Archimedes, Aristotle, Aspasia, Athena, Aten, Attila the Hun, Augustus/Octavian, Bridget of... published 9 months ago
77Gladiators: The Facts
by VickeyK
Greeks say the Etruscans (the ancient tribe in Tuscany) started the games, but there's no physical evidence of that. As far as scholars can tell, small scale gladiatorial combat was the standard entertainment... published 11 months ago
75Story of Cleopatra the Queen of Egypt
by len7288
Cleopatra VII Philopator is a queen of Egypt of the Ptolemaic dynasty. She was a beautiful, confident and a very ambitious woman known for her charm and beauty. The Kingdom where she rule was one of the old... published 13 months ago
78Perfect Caesar salad - Cooking made easy
by Mark Knowles
Perfect Caesar salad – Cooking made easyMaking the perfect Caesar salad is not hard, it just requires a little attention to detail. For me, the perfect Caesar salad has a hint of garlic, a medium flavor... published 14 months ago
62Caesar’s second raid on Britain, 54 BC
by British Military
For his next expedition to Britain, Caesar assembled no fewer than five legions and 2000 cavalrymen. Landing unopposed in the area of modern Sandwich in Kent, locals told him that the Britons had assembled to... published 4 weeks ago
64Clinton Deserves a Break
by William F. Torpey
Dirty politics is as old as Moses, Alexander the Great and Julius Caesar. But when it rears its ugly head, it's always dirty pool. President Clinton, in 1994, was a victim of such tactics, but he was in good company -- Harry Truman, for one. published 11 months ago
62Caesar’s first raid on Britain, 55 BC
by British Military
Caesar took with him two Roman legions (see the sidebar ‘The Roman army' for information about the strength of a legion). His first landfall across the English Channel was a narrow beach between two cliffs,... published 4 weeks ago
62Julius Caesar
by darkside
Caesar was the cognomen (an ancient Roman's personal name or epithet, as in Marcus Tullius CICERO, Publius Cornelius Scipio AFRICANUS) of the Roman dictator Gaius Julius CAESAR. Such was his influence and... published 3 weeks ago
66Julius Caesar - The Assassination: History and Shakespeare Combined
by glassvisage
The ideas revolving around the assassination of Julius Gaius Caesar seem to be rather prevalent for the most part. Many of the details and opinions are shared by Caesar enthusiasts worldwide, throughout time.... published 4 months ago
57Chanctonbury Ring - West Sussex Part II
by Darkwing
It is common rumour that the Chanctonbury Ring area was a venue for Witchcraft, as an altar, in the form of a five-pointed star made from flints within a circle of flints, was found in 1979. Between each star... published 2 years ago
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