|
|
|||
|
British Museum display (Author photo) Probably because of various Hollywood films, it’s “general knowledge” that those nasty Romans spent all their time killing Christians. Well, no… Romans, for the most part, were comparatively tolerant in matters of religious belief and allowed countless religious sects, cults, saviours and redeemers to proselytise without restrictions. Most […] 
Travel is a wide concept. It doesn’t just mean trotting up the steps to a plane or sitting back looking out of a train window, or even visiting entrancing and exotic places. Travel can be in the mind, across hundreds or possibly thousands of years, into other realities and mentalities, even into an alternative […] 
The Baths at Caracalla, Lawrence Alma-Tadema, 1899 Baths were such an intrinsic part of the Roman world that we can’t think of one without the other. Everybody went to the baths – everybody. Today we see bathing as something we do privately in the home, but bathing in Rome was a communal, social […] |
Buy AURELIA from Apple! UK
US
|
||
|
Copyright © 2020 Alison Morton's Roma Nova - All Rights Reserved Posts Feed Log in Privacy policy Powered by WordPress & Atahualpa %d bloggers like this: |
|||
