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r/ancientrome • u/PopularSituation2697 • 20h ago

A Roman Gold Ring with a man in a toga standing next to his horse, carved into a carnelian intaglio, 1st century AD

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r/ancientrome • u/nokiseo • 23h ago

Casco de murmillo, museo de Berlín.

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r/ancientrome • u/Over-Willingness-933 • 12h ago

Constantine wins The Battle of the Milvian Bridge 28th October 312. Constantine has the Christian symbol Chi Rho on his soldiers shields. This was the start of Christianity being the religion of Power in Rome

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r/ancientrome • u/HiiNoHell0 • 6h ago

The most obscure ancient Romans historical texts?

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What are your favorite, but less known Roman historical texts from 300 BC-600 AD.

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Ancient Rome - The Kingdom, Republic & Empire

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Discussion of Roman civilization, encompassing the period from the founding of the city of Rome in the 8th century BC to the collapse of the Western Roman Empire ending in the late 5th century (476 CE or 480 CE or some other late 5th century date, depending on your scholarly position on the matter).

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